'Cray-Pas' maker to celebrate 90th anniversary

OSAKA, Japan - Japan's Sakura Color Products Corp. is set to enhance its product exhibition at the Sakura Art Museum inside its headquarters building in Osaka, western Japan, pictured in October 2014. Next year marks the 90th anniversary of the birth of its mainstay product dubbed "Cray-Pas." (Kyodo)

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