German knitter supports Tohoku people

German knitter supports Tohoku people

TOKYO, Japan - Photo taken at a cafe in Tokyo on Dec. 14, 2011, shows Bernd Kestler, a German knitter, with knitted hats that were donated to the disaster-hit Tohoku region for his initiative ''Knit for Japan.'' (Kyodo)

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