Foreign visitors to Japan top 13 mil. for 1st time

Foreign visitors to Japan top 13 mil. for 1st time

NARITA, Japan - Japanese transport minister Akihiro Ota makes a speech at Narita airport east of Tokyo on Dec. 22, 2014, during a ceremony celebrating the first time the annual number of foreign passenger arrivals has surpassed 13 million.

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