Toyoko Inn hotels removed facilities for disabled

Toyoko Inn hotels removed facilities for disabled

TOKYO, Japan - Norimasa Nishida, president of Business hotel chain Toyoko Inn Co., speaks to reporters in Tokyo on Jan. 27 about allegations that two of his company's hotels in Yokohama removed mandatory parking facilities for the disabled after the hotels had passed inspection.

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