65-year-old photographer begins walking length of Japan

65-year-old photographer begins walking length of Japan

WAKKANAI, Japan - Bunyo Ishikawa, 65, a photographer known for his coverage of the Vietnam War, leaves Cape Soya on the northern tip of Hokkaido on July 15 to walk the length of Japan.

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