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Japan planning for G7 leaders to visit UNESCO shrine during Hiroshima summit

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Japan is planning a trip to an island known for its UNESCO World Heritage shrine for the Group of Seven leaders. It is still undecided whether Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and his G7 counterparts will simply have dinner on Miyajima Island. The plan emerged as the government aims to raise the international profile of other tourist spots in Hiroshima.

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The Japan Times

Japan planning for G7 leaders to visit UNESCO shrine during Hiroshima summit

The plan emerged as the government of Kishida, who represents a constituency in the city of Hiroshima, aims to raise the international profile of other tourist spots in the prefecture.

1 year ago·Japan

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Kyodo News+

Japan eyes leaders' visit to Hiroshima shrine during G-7 summit

Japan is planning a trip to an island known for its UNESCO World Heritage shrine for the Group of Seven leaders during their summit talks in May in Hiroshima, according to a source familiar with the matter

1 year ago·Japan

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Mainichi Shimbun

Japan eyes leaders' visit to Hiroshima shrine during G-7 summit - The Mainichi

TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Japan is planning a trip to an island known for its UNESCO World Heritage shrine for the Group of Seven leaders during their summit t

1 year ago·Chiyoda, Japan

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