Children learn how lighthouse lens system works

SAPPORO, Japan - Elementary school children listen to a Japan Coast Guard official explain how the lens system works at the Motta-misaki lighthouse, billed as the country's tallest, in the village of Shimamaki in the northernmost Japan prefecture of Hokkaido on July 16, 2014. (Kyodo)

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