(1)Gov't removes garbage, nonnative fish from imperial moat

(1)Gov't removes garbage, nonnative fish from imperial moat

TOKYO, Japan - Workers begin cleaning up the Ushigafuchi section of the Imperial Palace moat Feb. 25 to remove garbage and nonnative species of fish as part of a government project.

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