Japanese children's drawings to be exhibited in E. Timor

Japanese children's drawings to be exhibited in E. Timor

DILI, East Timor - Michio Takahashi (L), president of the Timor Lore Sa'e-Nippon (East Timor-Japan Culture Center), poses with two Timorese volunteers in Dili on Aug. 15. Takahashi brought 100 drawings by Japanese children for exhibition in Dili. He said he will ask East Timorese children to draw pictures which he plans to show in Japan.

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