Holiday exodus begins at Narita, Kansai airports

KANSAI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, Japan - Holidaymakers are seen at Kansai International Airport in Osaka Prefecture on April 25, the starting day of this year's ''Golden Week'' holiday period which runs through May 6.

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