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Taiwan: Casualties Reported After Explosion At Taichung Department Store

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Guinness recognizes Japanese for using most airlines

Guinness recognizes Japanese for using most airlines

NARITA, Japan - Charlie Furusho, a 41-year-old Japanese aviation photographer, shows a Guinness World Records certificate he received for taking flights operated by 156 different airlines, a world record, in this photo taken on May 26, 2014, in Narita, Chiba Prefecture, east of Tokyo.

Guinness recognizes Japanese for using most airlines

Guinness recognizes Japanese for using most airlines

NARITA, Japan - Charlie Furusho, a 41-year-old Japanese aviation photographer, shows a Guinness World Records certificate he received for taking flights operated by 156 different airlines, a world record, in this photo taken on May 26, 2014, in Narita, Chiba Prefecture, east of Tokyo. (Kyodo)