Tug-of-war with jumbo jet

Tug-of-war with jumbo jet

TOKYO, Japan - People play tug-of-war with a jumbo jet during an event at the new international flight terminal of Haneda International Airport in Tokyo on Sept. 11, 2010. The airport will increase the number of international flight services from October.

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