Noodle-made three-story pagoda is on display

Noodle-made three-story pagoda is on display

TAKAYAMA, Japan - A noodle-made three-story pagoda is on display at a hotel in Takayama in the Japanese central prefecture of Gifu. The pagoda, modeled on the three-story pagoda of Hida Kokubunji Temple in Takayama, will be displayed until Nov. 5.

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