(1)Showa Base and Tokyo hold video conference

SHOWA BASE, Antarctica - Members of a Japanese Antarctic expedition team in Showa Base brief science and technology minister Takeo Kawamura in Tokyo on their activities in a video conference June 28. Photo was taken by a reporter accompanying the team. (Pool photo)

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