New images at Japan pavilion screen shown to press

New images at Japan pavilion screen shown to press

NAGAKUTE, Japan - New images at Japan pavilion's global screen at the World Exposition site are shown to the press under the guidance of Japanese actress Keiko Takeshita (L) in Nagakute, Aichi Prefecture, on May 26.

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