Kansai launches promotion to attract Chinese tourists

Kansai launches promotion to attract Chinese tourists

HANEDA AIRPORT, Japan - Governors and other leaders from Kansai, including Hyogo Governor Toshizo Ido (C front), line up for group photos before leaving for Beijing from Haneda airport in Tokyo on July 20, 2011, to attract more Chinese tourists to the western Japan region.

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