N. Korean pupils practice soccer in port city Chongjin

N. Korean pupils practice soccer in port city Chongjin

TOKYO, Japan - An elementary school boy in the northeastern port city of Chongjin dribbles a soccer ball while weaving his way around cones amid chanting by fellow pupils in this file photo taken on Sept. 18, 2014. A large steel mill was built in the city while under Japanese colonial rule before World War II. (Photo by Yohei Nishimura)

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