Japan promotes food, culture in France

Performers from Japan balance giant bamboo poles adorned with paper lanterns, showcasing their moves from Akita's traditional festival along the Seine River in Paris on Oct. 17. 2022. The performance is part of a four-day event in France aimed at promoting Japanese food and culture.

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