Zushi 1st to open smoke-free beach in Kanagawa

Zushi 1st to open smoke-free beach in Kanagawa

ZUSHI, Japan - Kanagawa Gov. Shigefumi Matsuzawa talks about the new smoking ban along the prefecture's coastline to reporters on the beach of Zushi in the prefecture June 25, 2010. The city became the first in the prefecture, south of Tokyo, to open a smoke-free beach to the public for the summer in line with an ordinance adopted in May.

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