Gifu gov't, Horipro tie up in fashion field

TOKYO, Japan - Gifu Governor Taku Kajiwara (R) and Takeo Hori (L), founder of Horipro Inc., a major entertainment producer, pose for a photograph after agreeing to cooperate in promoting fashion-related businesses. The tie-up is aimed at vitalizing the operations of the many small and midsize apparel makers in Gifu Prefecture by enabling them to access Horipro's related know-how.

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