Central Japan tour spots picked

NAGOYA, Japan - Kai Masaaki, head of the Chubu District Transport Bureau, speaks at a press conference in Nagoya on April 25, 2013, after nearly 100 tourist spots in central Japan were selected the same day by a chamber composed of municipal offices and sightseeing businesses in a bid to attract more overseas visitors to the region.

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