Business leaders building school modeled on Eaton, Harrow

Business leaders building school modeled on Eaton, Harrow

GAMAGORI, Japan - Top executives from three major companies including Toyota Motor Corp. in the central Japan region break ground at a construction-inauguration ceremony of ''Kaiyo Academy'' in the city of Gamagori, Aichi Prefecture, in January. (Kyodo)

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