Japanese English teachers head to U.S.

Japanese English teachers head to U.S.

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese English teachers attend a farewell ceremony at the education ministry in Tokyo in July 7, 2011, before departing later this month for the Untied States. A total of 96 Japanese teachers of English are headed to the United States on a six-month training program sponsored by the Japanese government. (Kyodo)

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