Media center for G-8 summit opens

HOKKAIDO, Japan - A foreign journalist (L) inquires at an information desk in the International Media Center on July 5. The center opened earlier in the day in the village of Rusutsu in Hokkaido for journalists covering the July 7-9 Group of Eight summit in the Lake Toya resort area of Japan's northernmost main island.

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