Fukui prefectural gov't acquires drafts of Meiji-era documents

Fukui prefectural gov't acquires drafts of Meiji-era documents

FUKUI, Japan - Fukui Gov. Issei Nishikawa looks at the draft of the ''Five Articles of the Charter Oath'' proclaimed by Emperor Meiji to outline the direction of modern Japan, which his government has successfully acquired in a public tender on July 12. It plans to display the documents at the prefectural library in the city of Fukui as part of its collection of historical materials, prefectural officials said.

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