Customers at Osaka bar enjoy old video games, "dagashi" sweets

Customers at A-55, a bar in Osaka, western Japan, enjoy old video games and chatting while eating "dagashi" cheap sweets that used to be sold at mom-and-pop candy stores. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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