Employee buyout pension resort gets big support

Employee buyout pension resort gets big support

HIMI, Japan - Minoru Kakitani (2nd from L), president of Hoyo-no-Yado Himi Co., and his employees take its popular open-air bath together with hotel guests in the city of Himi, Toyoma Prefecture.

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