Japan PM Suga visits railway ruins in Tokyo

Japan PM Suga visits railway ruins in Tokyo

Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga (foreground) on May 29, 2021, visits the ruins of a railway embankment built when Japan's first railway opened in 1872, near the current JR Takanawa Gateway Station in Tokyo's Minato Ward. (Pool photo)

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