Japanese painter, Egyptian children pose before mural

Japanese painter, Egyptian children pose before mural

GIZA, Egypt - Japanese painter Shinichiro Higashi (R) and Egyptian children strike a pose in Giza near Cairo in front of his peace-advocating mural on Jan. 8, 2015.

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