'Ushikubitsumugi' to be displayed at Kanazawa Station

'Ushikubitsumugi' to be displayed at Kanazawa Station

KANAZAWA, Japan - "Ushikubitsumugi" silk, a traditional craft in Ishikawa Prefecture, is seen in this undated photo. The silk will be among 300 traditional art and craft items in 31 categories to be on display at JR Kanazawa Station in Kanazawa. The Hokuriku Shinkansen's Nagano-Kanazawa section is scheduled to begin operating in spring 2015.

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