French students on hands-on program in Aizu

French students on hands-on program in Aizu

FUKUSHIMA, Japan - French students learn how to weave a traditional ''karamushiori'' textile in the village of Showa in Fukushima Prefecture on July 30, 2010. The three students took part in a hands-on project aimed at improving hospitality for foreign tourists. (Kyodo)

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