Japanese comedian arrives at N.Y. on run-and-sail Earth Marathon

Japanese comedian arrives at N.Y. on run-and-sail Earth Marathon

NEW YORK, United States - Japanese comedian Kampei Hazama, who is running and sailing around the world, arrives in New York's Manhattan on July 8, after finishing nearly half of his Earth Marathon covering 20,000 kilometers on land and 16,000 km at sea over a period of two and a half years. (Kyodo)

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