Shimoyama inducted into IPC's hall of fame

Shimoyama inducted into IPC's hall of fame

NEW YORK, Japan - Toshiro Shimoyama, an adviser to camera maker Olympus Corp. of Japan, holds up his trophy at the United Nations headquarters in New York on Jan. 25 after being inducted into the International Photographic Council's Hall of Fame. The IPC is a nongovernmental organization associated with the U.N.

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