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Emiko Jozuka

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  • Digital Producer, CNN
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As seen in: CNN, CNN Business, CNN en Español, CNN International, CNN Travel, MSN, MSN Canada, Yahoo Life, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News, Yahoo News Malaysia and
Journalist at @BBC Ex CNN/VICE/WIRED/Hurriyet. Tips on all subjects welcome in FR, JPN, TR, SPN & PT to: emi.jozuka@bbc.co.uk
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Japan’s Indy 200: Remembering the first time IndyCars raced at Fuji Speedway

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By Emiko Jozuka Verified
| Lee News Central Verified
Tokyo, Japan (CNN) — A determined Jim Clark, the world’s most famous racing car driver and reigning Formula One world champion at the time, gazes into the distance as he pushes his Lotus car through the paddock. In another scene, IndyCars are lined up like dominoes on a newly built track, with sacred Mt. Fuji – a symbol of Japan, which is revered for its beauty – towering in the background.
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Japan’s Indy 200: Remembering the first time IndyCars raced at Fuji Speedway

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By Emiko Jozuka Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Editor’s Note: Emiko Jozuka is a former Field Producer for CNN. She is the daughter of the Japanese photographer Joe Honda. A determined Jim Clark, the world’s most famous racing car driver and reigning Formula One world champion at the time, gazes into the distance as he pushes his Lotus car through the paddock. In another scene, IndyCars are lined up like dominoes on a newly built track, with sacred Mt. Fuji – a symbol of Japan, which is revered for its beauty – towering in the background.
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Woman in her 90s pulled alive from rubble 5 days after Japan earthquake

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By Heather Chen Verified, Jennifer Hauser Verified, Emiko Jozuka Verified, Heather Law
| Independent Tribune Verified
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