Paris kids prepare 'onigiri' rice balls

Paris kids prepare 'onigiri' rice balls

PARIS, France - Elementary school students try ''onigiri'' (rice balls) which they prepared themselves at the Japanese booth of an international agricultural trade show in Paris on March 3, 2010, the event's Japan Day. The children were among visitors who sampled various Japanese foods and drinks, including onigiri and ''okonomiyaki'' (savory pancakes).

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