Nago mayor welcomes Okinawa's selection as G-8 summit venue

Nago mayor welcomes Okinawa's selection as G-8 summit venue

Tateo Kishimoto (C), mayor of Nago in Okinawa Prefecture, and others perform Okinawa's traditional dance at a ceremony to celebrate being picked as the venue for the 2000 summit of Group of Eight nations on April 29.

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