Chin Shunshin museum pre-opened in Kobe

Chin Shunshin museum pre-opened in Kobe

KOBE, Japan - The manuscript of "Chugoku no rekishi" (Chinese History) by renowned author Chin Shunshin (Chen Shun-chen) is on display at the "Chin Shunshin Asia Bungeikan" museum in Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture, western Japan, on May 6, 2014. The museum will be inaugurated in this autumn.

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