Japan's Tokai Univ. 5th in world solar car race in Australia

Japan's Tokai Univ. 5th in world solar car race in Australia

Members of Japan's Tokai University solar team pose for a photo after finishing fifth in the 3,000-kilometer World Solar Challenge solar car race that concludes in Adelaide, South Australia, on Oct. 27, 2023.

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