Duty-free shops open in Okinawa airport

Duty-free shops open in Okinawa airport

NAHA, Japan - A tourist looks around a duty-free shop May 20 at Naha airport in Okinawa Prefecture after the shop opened for domestic travelers. Two duty-free shops, operated by U.S.-based DFS Group Ltd., the world's largest travel retailer, are the first such shops to be opened in Japan.

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