Customers relax at Nara cafe full of picture books

Customers relax at Nara cafe full of picture books

Customers enjoy beverages, surrounded by some 1,000 picture books, at a cafe called "Ehon to Coffee" (Picture Books and Coffee) in the city of Nara, western Japan, on Oct. 18,2015. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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