Cultural Olympiad in Vancouver

Cultural Olympiad in Vancouver

VANCOUVER, Canada - People walk beneath lanterns lit on a main street in Vancouver on Jan. 22, 2010 as part of the Cultural Olympiad which started the same day. An Asian group hung a total of 2010 lanterns in the event prior to the Winter Olympic Games. (Kyodo)

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