Japanese man completes walk around world with 2-wheeled cart

Japanese man completes walk around world with 2-wheeled cart

SHANGHAI, China - Japan's Masahito Yoshida (front R) celebrates with his mother Toshiko (2nd from L) in People's Square in Shanghai on June 9, 2013, after completing his walk around the world in which he covered about 40,000 kilometers with a two-wheeled cart after leaving Shanghai on New Year's Day 2009.

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