Japan icebreaker proceeds in Antarctic

Japan icebreaker proceeds in Antarctic

ANTARCTIC, Antarctic - The Japanese icebreaker Shirase makes its way through the Antarctic Ocean ice, 20 kilometers from Japan's main Antarctic base, Showa Station, on Jan. 9, 2010. (Pool photo)

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