Japanese man finishes 10,000km north-south Africa trek

Japanese man finishes 10,000km north-south Africa trek

Masahito Yoshida from Tottori, Japan has his picture taken by a tourist after arriving at the Cape of Good Hope in South Africa on July 19, 2015. Yoshida walked with a two-wheeled cart over 10,000 kilometers across 10 African countries after leaving the Egyptian port city of Alexandria in September last year on his journey to the cape. Yoshida, 34, finished a round-the-globe trip across Europe, Asia, North America and Australia in the same manner in 2013. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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