Fukui promotes 'don' rice bowl dishes to attract tourists

Fukui promotes 'don' rice bowl dishes to attract tourists

FUKUI, Japan - Fukui Governor Issei Nishikawa (front R) holds a "don" bowl to promote the prefecture's rice bowl dishes and attract tourists at an inauguration ceremony of a "Fuku don project" in front of the Fukui municipal government building in Fukui, western Japan, on Sept. 29, 2014.

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