Oita governor unveils 3-month plan to boost tourism with JR Group

Oita governor unveils 3-month plan to boost tourism with JR Group

Oita Gov. Katsusada Hirose explains a three-month plan from July 2015 to boost the number of tourists to the southwestern Japanese prefecture in cooperation with the Japan Railways Group at a press conference in Oita city on May 26, 2015. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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