(2)Art gallery of Japanese pavilion open to public

(2)Art gallery of Japanese pavilion open to public

NAGAKUTE, Japan - A display of bulbs at the art gallery of a Japanese pavilion opened to the public at the 2005 Aichi World Exposition site in Aichi Prefecture on March 8. The gallery features a ''garden of lights and winds'' depicting the relationship between man and nature.

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