(6)Aichi Expo offers preview 1 week ahead of opening

(6)Aichi Expo offers preview 1 week ahead of opening

NAGOYA, Japan - (From L to R) World Exposition attendants from Bhutan, South Korea, Canada, Saudi Arabia and Cambodia pose for photos during a three-day preview that began at the expo site in the town of Nagakute, Aichi Prefecture, on March 18.

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