French restaurant to open at university in Nara, western Japan

French restaurant to open at university in Nara, western Japan

Hirotoshi Hiramatsu (R), head of restaurant chain Hiramatsu Inc., and Nara Gov. Shogo Arai pose in Nara, western Japan, on June 10, 2015, following their agreement to have Hiramatsu open in September a French restaurant equipped with lodging facilities in the school building of Nara Agriculture and Food International College, which will be launched in April 2016 by remodeling Nara Prefecture Agricultural College. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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