Japan's senses being stimulated with a Dutch therapy

Japan's senses being stimulated with a Dutch therapy

Photo taken March 30, 2016 shows Atsuko Hashimoto playing with her son at a "white room" opened in a condominium unit in Chofu, Tokyo. It is a typical Snoezelen room, named for a therapy originating in the Netherlands (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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