Dasho Nishioka memorial museum opens in Bhutan

Dasho Nishioka memorial museum opens in Bhutan

PARO, Bhutan - People look up a framed photograph of late Keiji Nishioka, Japanese contributor on the modernization of Bhutan's agriculture, at the Dasho Nishioka memorial museum in Paro, Bhutan, on June 17, 2014.

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