Contributors to Kumamoto Castle reconstruction to be given free passport

Contributors to Kumamoto Castle reconstruction to be given free passport

KUMAMOTO, Japan - Photo shows a certificate (top) and a sample of a name plate (below) the Kumamoto municipality will give to those who contribute to the reconstruction of Kumamoto Castle in Kumamoto Prefecture, a major castle in Japan. The municipality will allow those who contribute 10,000 yen or more to post their names or others on a plate in the castle tower and also free entry to the castle's dungeon palace.

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  • 2009/2/04 00:00:00
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