Nagoya Castle 'shachihoko' statues come down to earth

Nagoya Castle 'shachihoko' statues come down to earth

NAGOYA, Japan - Photo shows one of a pair of golden ''shachihoko'' statues from the top of Nagoya Castle that were brought to the ground for the first time in 21 years March 3 for a Nagoya Castle exhibition to coincide with the Aichi Expo, which runs from March 25 to Sept. 25. The statues will be displayed at a Nagoya Castle exhibition to be held inside the castle for three months starting March 19. (Kyodo)

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