Duskin opens donut, housecleaning museum in Osaka

A staff member demonstrates how visitors can try out various types of Duskin Co. housecleaning goods at the "Osoji Kan" on the second floor of "Duskin Museum" in Osaka Prefecture's Suita, during a press preview on Sept. 29, 2015, ahead of its Oct. 1 opening. On the 1st floor is a donut museum as Duskin operates the Mister Donut chain. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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