Pasta crackers of Kineya in Tokyo

Pasta crackers of Kineya in Tokyo

Photo taken March 13, 2015, shows fried pasta crackers that go well with wine at Kineya in Tokyo's Azabu Juban shopping district. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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