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[Title] => Big Japan travel agents due despite emergency
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Durano cited the increasing salability of Philippine destinations to the Japanese outbound market despite the country being under a state of national emergency.
Slated to arrive in Manila are Eiju Abe, president of Kamome Tours; Yasuhiro Yamazaki, president of Royce Confect Co. Ltd., wholesale agents and media representatives, and relatives of World War II veterans, among others.
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