Giant skewer-wielding figure in Osaka

Giant skewer-wielding figure in Osaka

Katsuya Ueyama (2nd from L), president of Ichimonkai, the operator of the Kushikatsu Daruma restaurant chain, attends a ceremony in Osaka's Dotombori district on Nov. 25, 2020, in which a 12-meter-tall deep-fried skewer-wielding figure representing the restaurant chain is lit up after being newly installed on the roof of the company's office building.

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