TSE rings bell to raise funding for Special Olympics

TOKYO, Japan - Former sumo ozeki Konishiki (L) rings the bell at the Tokyo Stock Exchange on April 28 with two mentally disabled people as part of a global campaign at stock exchanges to raise money for the Special Olympics.

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