Doll museum in eastern Japan

Doll museum in eastern Japan

(From L) Asuka Iwata, Chika Sugahara, Mie Hirai and Mayumi Kanisawa, curators of the dolls at Iwatsuki Ningyo Museum in Saitama, near Tokyo, pose for a photo on July 9, 2020.

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