(9)Runners relay Olympic torch in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Pop singer Yukio Hashi (L) relays the Olympic flame to actress Rei Kikukawa in Tokyo's Ginza during the torch relay through the Japanese capital on June 6. A total of 136 runners took part in the 53-kilometer relay through the Japanese capital. (Pool photo)

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