Japanese bonito flake maker opens factory in France

Katsuhiko Oishi (far L), president of Makurazaki France Katsuobushi Co., a company specializing in making dried bonito flakes, and Andre Fidelin (C), mayor of Concarneau, northwestern France, and other officials pose for a photo before cracking open a barrel of sake during a ceremony commemorating the completion of the company's factory in the city on Aug. 31, 2016. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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