Japanese-style spa 'Hana' opens in Tehran

TEHRAN, Iran - Akhavan Hossein (L), owner of the recently opened Japanese-style spa "Hana" (flower) in Tehran, is shown at the spa with two staff members on Dec. 14, 2013.

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