Music producer has tapestry with tsunami-soaked kimono

Music producer has tapestry with tsunami-soaked kimono

TACHIKAWA, Japan - Music producer Eriko Shiomi holds her tapestry made of "kimono" soaked by the 2011 tsunami in Tokyo's Tachikawa on Aug. 8, 2014, to cheer up people in northeastern Japan hit by the disaster.

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