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THE ASAHI SHIMBUN

2012/09/04

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photoAboard a rubber dinghy, some members of the Tokyo metropolitan government's inspection team approach a former landing place on Uotsurishima islet, of the Senkaku Islands, on Sept. 2. (Soichiro Yamamoto)photoThe inspection team from the Tokyo metropolitan government survey a cave on Uotsurishima islet on Sept. 2 (Pool)photoTokyo inspectors study the transparency of the waters surrounding the Senkaku Islands on Sept. 2. (Pool)photoTokyo inspectors approach Minami-Kojima, one of the five islets of the Senkaku Islands, aboard a small boat on Sept. 2. (Soichiro Yamamoto)photoTokyo inspectors on a rubber dinghy sail to Uotsurishima on Sept. 2. (Soichiro Yamamoto)

Uotsurishima islet, the largest of the disputed Senkaku Islands, came into view about 40 minutes after The Asahi Shimbun plane took off from Naha airport on Sept. 2, on the mainland of Okinawa Prefecture.

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