Priests of different faiths forming groups across Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Photo taken May 7, 2014, shows (from R) Shungen Kiyokumo, head of a cross-faith group in Yamanashi Prefecture, and his deputies, Yasunori Nezu and Nobumitsu Kobayashi, reviewing their activities while reading copies of its annually published journal titled "Jibeta" (ground) in the prefectural city of Kofu.

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