Visitors to Expo top 10 million

Visitors to Expo top 10 million

NAGAKUTE, Japan - Mineo Oishi (L) is all smiles as he gets a 2-carat diamond from Sakha Republic Prime Minister Egor Borison (L) after becoming the 10 millionth person to visit 2004 World Exposition in Aichi Prefecture on July 4. ''It was a big surprise. I want to go home as soon as possible to tell my wife,'' 39-year-old Onishi from Nagoy said.

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