Film depicting 19th-century Japanese "haiku" poet screened at Expo Milano

A Japanese movie depicting "haiku" poet Inoue Seigetsu who spent most of his life wandering in the Inadani region of Shinshu, today's Nagano Prefecture, central Japan, in the 19th century is screened at the Japan Pavilion on May 19, 2015, during Expo Milano 2015 in Milan, Italy. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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