New culture hall on Kunashiri Island

SAPPORO, Japan - A new culture hall, opened in February 2014 in Furukamappu on Kunashiri Island, one of the four Russian-administered islands in the Northern Territories claimed by Japan off Hokkaido, is seen on May 24, 2014. A group of 65 people from Japan, including former residents of the territories, visited the island under the non-visa visit frameworks. During an exchange with local residents, both sides expressed their hopes for joint economic activities. The photo was taken by an accompanying reporter. (Pool photo)

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