Tall ships brightly lit up at Nagasaki port festival

Tall ships brightly lit up at Nagasaki port festival

NAGASAKI, Japan - The Nippon Maru (R) of Japan and the Pallada from Russia are brightly lit up at Nagasaki port, southwestern Japan, on April 27, 2014, at the Nagasaki Tall Ships Festival.

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