Japan's 48th Antarctic expedition arrives at Showa Base

Japan's 48th Antarctic expedition arrives at Showa Base

SHOWA BASE, Antarctica - Hiroshi Miyaoka (L), leader of Japan's 48th Antarctic expedition, shakes hands with Kokichi Kamiyama (R), who heads the 47th expedition, on the group's arrival at the base on Dec. 19. The 47th team has been conducting observations since December last year. (Pool photo)

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