Michelin's Tokyo restaurant guide to cover Yokohama, Kamakura

Michelin's Tokyo restaurant guide to cover Yokohama, Kamakura

TOKYO, Japan - Bernardo Delmas, president of Michelin's Japanese unit, holds a sample of Michelin's new Tokyo restaurant guide during a press conference in Tokyo on April 22, 2010. Michelin announced the publication of its new Tokyo restaurant guide in November to cover the Yokohama and Kamakura areas near Tokyo.

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