Narita airport jammed with returnees from vacations abroad

Narita airport jammed with returnees from vacations abroad

NARITA, Japan - The number of travelers returning from year-end and New Year vacations abroad peaks Jan. 7 at Narita airport, with a substantial increase on the year expected due to the absence of fears over Y2K computer problems.

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