American dad cycles across Japan to raise awareness of child cust

American dad cycles across Japan to raise awareness of child cust

TOKYO, Japan - Undated photo shows Kevin Brown, a 45-year-old from Illinois who teaches English in Aichi Prefecture, standing by his bicycle during his trip to raise awareness of children's rights to access to both parents. He bicycled about 1,500 kilometers from Kumamoto prefecture in southwestern Japan to Tokyo over a month to mid-October 2011 to promote understanding of the issue of child custody as he visited local government offices along the way. (Photo Courtesy of Kevin Brown) (Kyodo)

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