Japan's 2010 World Expo pavilion groundbreaking ceremony held in Shanghai
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Sakaiya Taichi (C), representative of Japan's corporation pavilion for the Shanghai 2010 World Expo, and Hong Hao (L), director-general of the Shanghai World Expo Coordination Bureau, attend the groundbreaking ceremony of Japan's corporation pavilion in Shanghai, east China, July 4, 2009. With the theme of "Better Life from Japan", the pavilion stresses "recycle" by using the deserted site of a boatyard in Shanghai built long ago and scaffolds which could be recycled. (Xinhua/Ren Long)

Sakaiya Taichi (C), representative of Japan's corporation pavilion for the Shanghai 2010 World Expo, and Hong Hao (L), director-general of the Shanghai World Expo Coordination Bureau, attend the groundbreaking ceremony of Japan's corporation pavilion in Shanghai, east China, July 4, 2009. With the theme of "Better Life from Japan", the pavilion stresses "recycle" by using the deserted site of a boatyard in Shanghai built long ago and scaffolds which could be recycled. (Xinhua/Ren Long)
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The groundbreaking ceremony of Japan's corporation pavilion for the Shanghai 2010 World Expo is held in Shanghai, east China, July 4, 2009. With the theme of "Better Life from Japan", the pavilion stresses "recycle" by using the deserted site of a boatyard in Shanghai built long ago and scaffolds which could be recycled. (Xinhua/Ren Long)

The groundbreaking ceremony of Japan's corporation pavilion for the Shanghai 2010 World Expo is held in Shanghai, east China, July 4, 2009. With the theme of "Better Life from Japan", the pavilion stresses "recycle" by using the deserted site of a boatyard in Shanghai built long ago and scaffolds which could be recycled. (Xinhua/Ren Long)
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