Roof tiles featuring "Demon Slayer"

A set of monuments featuring "kawara" roof tiles with characters from popular Japanese manga "Demon Slayer" depicted on them are unveiled in front of the Takahama city office in Aichi Prefecture on Oct. 30, 2020. The central Japan city is known for production of traditional decorative roof tiles.

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