1964 Tokyo Olympics

1964 Tokyo Olympics

File photo taken at Tokyo's Haneda airport in September 1964 shows lanterns containing the 1964 Tokyo Olympic flame inside an All Nippon Airways YS-11 aircraft, which flew from Okinawa, then under U.S. occupation. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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