(2)Spanish pavilion at Aichi Exposition completed

(2)Spanish pavilion at Aichi Exposition completed

NAGAKUTE, Japan - Sculptures of Spain's special products feature the country's pavilion at the Aichi Exposition scheduled to open for a six-month run on March 25. The newly completed structure was shown to the media on Feb. 10.

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