Galleries open doors wider to increase art fans

Galleries open doors wider to increase art fans

TOKYO, Japan - A group of students from Taimei Elementary School visit Galerie Nichido in Tokyo's Ginza district during an academic tour in July. A boy, who confessed he did not like painting before the event, said, ''Now I've come to like it.''

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