Veteran bartender captivates guests with art of serving beer

TOKYO, Japan - Veteran bartender Kiyoshi Ebihara poses for the camera at the Lion beer hall in Tokyo's Ginza district in July, holding a jug of draft beer he has just poured with a skill cultivated over his 43-year career. (Kyodo)

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