Nursing home for elderly foreign residents

KOBE, Japan - Photo taken July 26, 2012 shows He Zhaolin (L), a 77-year-old Vietnamese of Chinese origin, communicating with an attendant with vocabulary cards at a home for elderly foreign residents who need special care in Kobe city, Japan.

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