Japan Week at Shanghai Expo

Japan Week at Shanghai Expo

SHANGHAI, China - Men clad in costumes of an ancient Japanese delegation to China called ''Kento-shi'' parade during a Japan Day event at the Shanghai World Expo in China on June 12, 2010. The day marked the start of a weeklong series of events to introduce classical and contemporary Japanese arts and culture to visitors at the expo. (Kyodo)

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