Ship-themed bus stop in southwestern Japan

Ship-themed bus stop in southwestern Japan

Undated file photo shows a bus stop shelter in the Miiraku area in Goto in Nagasaki Prefecture, southwestern Japan, built to look like a type of ship that used to dispatch Japanese envoys, known as Kentoshi, to China's Tang dynasty in the seventh to ninth centuries.

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