Kyoto temple shows painting said drawn by Kano Sanraku's son

Kyoto temple shows painting said drawn by Kano Sanraku's son

KYOTO, Japan - A Buddhist monk at Ryoshoin temple in Kyoto, western Japan, shows a painting on sliding doors reputedly drawn by 16th-17th century painter Kano Sanraku's son Iori on May 10, 2014.

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