Meiji-era brick prison in Nara may be turned into hotel

Undated file photo shows the front gate of the Nara Juvenile Prison constructed in 1908 in the city of Nara, western Japan. Japan's Justice Ministry said on July 28, 2016, it will accept proposals from businesses to preserve and make use of the Meiji-era brick prison, paving the way for the facility to be turned into a hotel. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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