Environment Min. official speaks about Akan National Park

Environment Min. official speaks about Akan National Park

KUSHIRO, Japan - Kazuaki Hoshino, head of the Nature Conservation Bureau at the Environment Ministry, speaks about the attractiveness of Akan National Park in Hokkaido at a lecture meeting in Kushiro on May 26, 2014.

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