Sea lion emerges at beach in Chiba

Sea lion emerges at beach in Chiba

NARITA, Japan - People take pictures of a two-meter-long sea lion at Kujukuri beach, in the city of Sammu, Chiba Prefecture, on Nov. 4, 2014. Sea lions rarely come ashore so close to Tokyo.

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