Local gov'ts distribute discount cards to support families

Local gov'ts distribute discount cards to support families

MAEBASHI, Japan - A woman goes shopping with her baby and uses the ''Gunma choitoku (a little bit beneficial) kids' passport,'' distributed by the Gunma prefectural government, in Isesaki, Gunma Prefecture, on Feb. 25.

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