Renewal of JR Osaka Station

Renewal of JR Osaka Station

OSAKA, Japan - People walk beneath a giant dome-like roof during a media showing Oct. 26, 2010, at JR Osaka Station, one of the most busiest stations in western Japan. Part of the new buildings will be in use in November. (Kyodo)

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