Chin Shunshin museum pre-opened in Kobe

Chin Shunshin museum pre-opened in Kobe

KOBE, Japan - A room reproducing the study room of Chin Shunshin (Chen Shun-chen), renowned author of historical novels and a Naoki Prize winner, at the "Chin Shunshin Asia Bungeikan" museum in Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture, western Japan, is shown on May 6, 2014, ahead of the museum's official opening in the fall.

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