French man offers studio, room to foreign artists

French man offers studio, room to foreign artists

MAEBASHI, Japan - Frederic Weigel (L), a French art curator residing in Takasaki, Gunma Prefecture, eastern Japan, poses for a photo with his wife Yoshiko Suto in July 2014 in the city. He offers foreign artists a studio and accommodation room for free in a three-story building near JR Kitatakasaki Station.

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