Gilded dish picked best souvenir

Gilded dish picked best souvenir

TOKYO, Japan - The Japan Tourism Agency said Jan. 13, 2012, that a gilded traditional fan-shaped dish from Ishikawa Prefecture has been chosen as the most attractive Japanese souvenir for foreign visitors by panels of foreign and Japanese judges.

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