Transport minister hands gift to 13 millionth tourist

NARITA, Japan - Japan's transport minister Akihiro Ota (L) hands a commemorative gift at Narita airport east of Tokyo on Dec. 22, 2014, to a tourist from Indonesia who became the 13 millionth visitor to Japan this year.

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