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Snow to keep G-8 delegates ice cool
Under the floor of the international media center for July’s Group of Eight summit meeting at the Lake Toya hot-spring resort in Toyakocho, Hokkaido, lies a storehouse holding about 7,000 tons of snow wrapped in thermal insulating material.
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