New Lima residence of Japanese ambassador opened to press

New Lima residence of Japanese ambassador opened to press

LIMA, Peru - Photo shows the new residence of Japanese ambassador to Peru which was partially opened to the press April 7, nearly three years after a four-month hostage crisis at the former residence ended.

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