Izakaya adapting to survive social changes

Izakaya adapting to survive social changes

TOKYO, Japan - Osamu Kouke, 73, and his family members jointly operate an 'izakaya'' Dharma in the Monzennaka district of Tokyo's Koto Ward. This photo was taken in front of the Japanese-style pub.

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