Gov't launches new electronic payment service

Gov't launches new electronic payment service

TOKYO, Japan - Actress Rie Tomosaka (R) demonstrates how to operate an electronic payment service, dubbed ''Pay-easy,'' which the government launched Jan. 19. The service allows people to pay taxes or other government fees online or through automated teller machines.

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