Google displays Japanese cave interior

February 17 2012 10:42:44

Google displays Japanese cave interior

Hürriyet

Hürriyet photo

Google’s popular street view service, which has been subject to numerous privacy breach lawsuits, is now allowing users to see the famous Iwami Ginzan mine, according to daily Hürriyet.

Users can take a 360-degree tour of the mine, which was chosen as a “World Heritage” site by UNESCO in 1997.

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