(2)Japanese tourists describe terror of Indonesian explosion

(2)Japanese tourists describe terror of Indonesian explosion

NARITA, Japan - One of Japanese tourists who returned to Narita airport from the Indonesian resort island of Bali on Oct. 14 looks at a newspaper reporting on the explosions that ripped through nightclubs and killed at least 188 people Aug. 12.

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