Japanese lend hand to N.Y. hurricane victims

Japanese lend hand to N.Y. hurricane victims

NEW YORK, United States - Madoka Aramachi (center R) is pictured with other Japanese volunteers preparing to help victims of Hurricane Sandy in the New York borough of Queens on Dec. 23, 2012.

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