Few passengers using fast lane immigration service at Narita

Few passengers using fast lane immigration service at Narita

File photo taken March 28, 2016, shows a fast immigration lane at Narita International Airport, which was unveiled to the press before its introduction. It was reported on Aug. 13 that few passengers were using the service targeting foreign visitors such as conference attendees and VIPs. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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