Comedian Hazama named tourism envoy of Kochi Pref.

Comedian Hazama named tourism envoy of Kochi Pref.

KOCHI, Japan - Comedian Kampei Hazama shows his new business card at a Kochi prefectural government office on May 27, 2011, as he was named as the prefecture's special tourism envoy the same day. Hazama, a native of the prefecture, completed the run-and-sail ''Earth Marathon'' around the world earlier in the year. (Kyodo)

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