"Goku" prison products getting popular

HAKODATE, Japan - Photo taken May 28, 2013 shows products with the Japanese character "Goku" meaning prison at a shop next to the Hakodate Juvenile Prison in Hakodate, Hokkaido. The products with the Goku logo mark in a circle -- a shoulder bag (R) and smartphone cases (L) -- are produced by juvenile inmates at the prison.

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