(CORRECTED) Japanese museum offers Vietnamese picture book to

(CORRECTED) Japanese museum offers Vietnamese picture book to

HANOI, Vietnam - Minoru Morita (L), the Kyushu National Museum's deputy director, hands an official of the education and training department of Hanoi city government a Japanese picture book translated into Vietnamese in Hanoi on Jan. 7, 2010. The museum published the book on trading between Japan and Vietnam in the 17th century and gave the translated version to Vietnam to be used in departments of administrative institutions and universities in charge of Japanese education. (Kyodo)

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