Sculptor Bourgeat's work at spa facility in Dogo Onsen

Sculptor Bourgeat's work at spa facility in Dogo Onsen

MATSUYAMA, Japan - French sculptor Lilian Bourgeat stands in front of his huge work at a spa facility in the Dogo Onsen hot springs resort in Matsuyama, Ehime Prefecture, on April 8, 2914, before the opening of the Dogo Onsenart 2014 art festival on April 10.

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