Logo for promoting Kyushu's hot springs unveiled

OITA, Japan - A unified logo (L) for promoting abroad sightseeing and "onsen" hot springs in particular in seven prefectures in Kyushu, Japan's southwestern region, is seen on June 3, 2014, at a press conference held in Beppu, Oita Prefecture, by the Kyushu regional strategic conference comprising governors in Kyushu and economic organizations.

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