1st Chinese tourists with new family visas visit Japan

NARITA, Japan - The first Chinese tourists with newly introduced family visas arrived at Narita airport on March 16 aboard a Japan Airlines flight from Beijing. Qi Xu Xuan (2nd from R), 73, who is related to the ruling family of the 1644-1911 Qing Dynasty, his 58-year-old wife, Wang Yu Mei, and their 30-year-old son, Qi He, were given a welcome ceremony at the airport and a JAL official presented them with flowers. (Kyodo)

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