Information desk for foreign reporters covering G7

Information desk for foreign reporters covering G7

Photo taken May 23, 2016 at JR Nagoya Station shows an information desk for foreign reporters covering the May 26-27 summit of the Group of Seven nations. The desk is manned by English-speaking staff to give journalists directions to the International Media Center in Ise, Mie Prefecture and other information. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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