(1)Central Japan Int'l Airport to open Feb. 17

(1)Central Japan Int'l Airport to open Feb. 17

TOKONAME, Japan - Staff at Central Japan International Airport or 'Centrair' in Tokoname, Aichi Prefecture, stroll through the facility on Feb. 16, one day before its opening.

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