'Natto' character appears at event in Gifu, central Japan

'Natto' character appears at event in Gifu, central Japan

"Nebaru-kun" (C), a Japanese mascot character unofficially representing Ibaraki Prefecture, appears at an event in Gifu, central Japan in this file photo taken in December 2014. The character symbolizes "natto" fermented sticky beans, a specialty of Ibaraki, northeast of Tokyo. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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