Landladies of hotels, inns call for road budgets

TOKYO, Japan - Landladies of hotels and inns in Ishikawa Prefecture ask Land, Infrastructure and Transport Minister Chikage Ogi (far L) July 9 to keep national budgets for road construction in local areas to boost tourism. They fear such funds will taper off in the future.

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