Morning glories marketed in Tokyo

Morning glories marketed in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Some 120,000 pots of morning glories are put on sale in a market that opened July 6 in Iriya in Tokyo's Taito Ward. The market will open until July 8.

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  • 2005/7/06 00:00:00
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