Stamping palm prints to support Japan

Stamping palm prints to support Japan

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Indonesians stamp their palm prints onto a board in front of the Japanese Embassy in Jakarta on March 27, 2011, as a message of solidarity to survivors of the March 11 massive earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan.

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