Medical interpreters at ski resort in Japan

Medical interpreters at ski resort in Japan

Izumi Miyama (L), a medical interpreter at the Kutchan-Kosei General Hospital in the town of Kutchan near the Niseko ski resort in Hokkaido, supports foreign patients in February 2018. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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