Children's Express to open Tokyo bureau

Children's Express to open Tokyo bureau

TOKYO, Japan - Children's Express, a Washington-based wire service distributing news reported and edited by children, will open a bureau in Tokyo this month. The children in this photo, taken at the agency's office in Tokyo's Shibuya Ward in December last year, were given instructions from an older staff member.

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