Namco opens healing park in Tokyo's Ikebukuro

Namco opens healing park in Tokyo's Ikebukuro

TOKYO, Japan - Officials cut the tape during the opening ceremony July 15 for the ''Riraku no Mori'' healing park operated by Namco Ltd. at the company's Namja Town amusement facility in Tokyo's Ikebukuro Ward. The park has eight stores to provide Taiwanese, Indian, Thai and other healing therapies and sell items such as health food. (Kyodo)

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