Wife of Japanese envoy to Israel attends event to introduce kimono

Wife of Japanese envoy to Israel attends event to introduce kimono

Kaori Matsutomi, wife of Japanese Ambassador to Israel Shigeo Matsutomi, poses in a kimono costume to serve as a master of ceremony at an event introducing the traditional Japanese attire at the ambassador's residence in Herzliya, central Israel, on May 22, 2015. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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