Ship representing ancient Java kingdom sets sail for Japan

JAKARTA, Indonesia - The ''Spirit of Majapahit,'' a ship representing the spirit of the ancient Majapahit kingdom on Java Island, which was built through the cooperation of Indonesia and Japan, sets sail from Jakarta on a 9,000-kilometer voyage to Japan and other countries on July 4, 2010.

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