Comedian Hazama back in Japan

Comedian Hazama back in Japan

FUKUOKA, Japan - Japanese comedian Kampei Hazama (R) shakes hands with well-wishers after setting foot in Japan at Fukuoka Marina in southwestern Japan on Jan. 4, 2011, about two years after leaving Osaka, western Japan, for his run-and-sail ''Earth Marathon.'' Hazama plans to complete his round-the-world odyssey in Osaka on Jan. 21. (Kyodo)

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