Morning-glory market begins

Morning-glory market begins

TOKYO, Japan - A woman (R) negotiates prices with a shop assistant (L) as the annual ''Asagao-ichi (morning-glory market)'' begins at Iriya in downtown Tokyo on July 6.

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