'Machikon' match-making party

'Machikon' match-making party

TOKYO, Japan - Men and women clink glasses at a Japanese restaurant in Tokyo's Meguro district during a 'machikon' match-making party on Feb. 4, 2012. Such parties have gained popularity among young Japanese as a new way to meet members of the opposite sex, while local businesses pin hopes on the events rejuvenating their communities. (Kyodo)

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