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(1)Aichi Expo opens

(1)Aichi Expo opens

NAGAKUTE, Japan - Japan's first magnetically levitated train, the Linimo (linear motor car), runs near the World Exposition site in Nagakute, Aichi Prefecture, on March 25, the opening day of the six-month exposition.

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(6)Aichi Expo opens

(6)Aichi Expo opens

NAGAKUTE, Japan - Masses of people walk to the 2005 World Exposition site in Nagakute, Aichi Prefecture, on March 25, the opening day of the six-month exposition. At the back is the Banpaku (world exposition) station on the magnetically levitated train Linimo (linear motor car).

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(6)Emperor, empress, prince view Aichi Expo

(6)Emperor, empress, prince view Aichi Expo

NAGAKUTE, Japan - Crown Prince Naruhito arrives at Aichi World Exposition station by ''Linimo'', a magnetically levitated train. (Pool photo)

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Linimo train begins business operations for Aichi Expo

Linimo train begins business operations for Aichi Expo

NAGAKUTE, Japan - Japan's first magnetically levitated train, ''Linimo,'' runs near the Aichi world exposition site in Nagakute, Aichi Prefecture, on March 6 as it began business operations the same day for the March 25-Sept. 25 event.

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(2)Ceremony held for magnetically levitated Expo train

(2)Ceremony held for magnetically levitated Expo train

NAGAKUTE, Japan - Japan's first magnetically levitated train, ''Linimo,'' leaves the Aichi Expo station in Nagakute, Aichi Prefecture, after the opening ceremony at the station March 5. The train will begin business operations March 6 for the world exposition, running for the March 25-Sept. 25 period.

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Linimo train begins business operations for Aichi Expo

Linimo train begins business operations for Aichi Expo

NAGAKUTE, Japan - Japan's first magnetically levitated train, ''Linimo,'' runs near the Aichi world exposition site in Nagakute, Aichi Prefecture, on March 7 as it began business operations the same day for the March 25-Sept. 25 event. (Kyodo)

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(2)Ceremony held for magnetically levitated Expo train

(2)Ceremony held for magnetically levitated Expo train

NAGAKUTE, Japan - Japan's first magnetically levitated train, ''Linimo,'' leaves the Aichi Expo station in Nagakute, Aichi Prefecture, after the opening ceremony at the station March 5. The train will begin business operations March 6 for the world exposition, running for the March 25-Sept. 25 period. (Kyodo)

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(6)Aichi Expo opens

(6)Aichi Expo opens

NAGAKUTE, Japan - Masses of people walk to the 2005 World Exposition site in Nagakute, Aichi Prefecture, on March 25, the opening day of the six-month exposition. At the back is the Banpaku (world exposition) station on the magnetically levitated train Linimo (linear motor car). (Kyodo)

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(1)Aichi Expo opens

(1)Aichi Expo opens

NAGAKUTE, Japan - Japan's first magnetically levitated train, the Linimo (linear motor car), runs near the World Exposition site in Nagakute, Aichi Prefecture, on March 25, the opening day of the six-month exposition. (Kyodo)

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(6)Emperor, empress, prince view Aichi Expo

(6)Emperor, empress, prince view Aichi Expo

NAGAKUTE, Japan - Crown Prince Naruhito arrives at Aichi World Exposition station by ''Linimo'', a magnetically levitated train. (Pool photo)(Kyodo)

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