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Chinese lantern plant market in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - A woman picks up Chinese lantern plants on the premises of Sensoji, a Buddhist temple in Tokyo on July 9, 2014, during the "Hozuki-Ichi," or Chinese lantern plant market, a popular seasonal event for summer.

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Chinese lantern plant market in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - A shopper selects Chinese lantern plants on the premises of Sensoji, a Buddhist temple in Tokyo, on July 9, 2014, during the "Hozuki-Ichi," or Chinese lantern plant market, a popular seasonal event for summer.

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Annual Hozuki Fair begins in Tokyo's Asakusa

TOKYO, Japan - The two-day annual ''Hozuki (Chinese lantern plant) Fair,'' which heralds the arrival of summer, begins at Sensoji Temple in Tokyo on July 9, with some 180 vendors taking part. About 600,000 people are expected to come to the event.

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Annual Hozuki Fair begins in Tokyo's Asakusa

TOKYO, Japan - The two-day annual ''Hozuki (Chinese lantern plant) Fair,'' which heralds the arrival of summer, begins at Sensoji Temple in Tokyo on July 9, with some 180 vendors taking part. About 600,000 people are expected to come to the event.

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Annual Hozuki Fair begins in Tokyo's Asakusa

TOKYO, Japan - The two-day annual ''Hozuki (Chinese lantern plant) Fair,'' which heralds the arrival of summer, begins at Sensoji Temple in Tokyo's Taito Ward on July 9, with some 250 vendors taking part.

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Annual Hozuki Fair begins in Tokyo's Asakusa

TOKYO, Japan - A woman puts a wind bell on a Hozuki (Chinese lantern plant) in the annual Hozuki Fair that begins at Sensoji Temple in Tokyo's Taito Ward on July 9, with some 250 vendors taking part.

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Annual 'Hozuki (Chinese lantern plant) Fair' to begin in Asakusa

TOKYO, Japan - The annual ''Hozuki (Chinese lantern plant) Fair'' begins at Sensoji Temple in Tokyo's Taito Ward on July 9, with some 250 vendors taking part. About 60,000 people are expected to come to the two-day event.

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Annual 'Hozuki (Chinese lantern plant) Fair' to begin in Asakusa

TOKYO, Japan - The annual ''Hozuki (Chinese lantern plant) Fair'' begins at Sensoji Temple in Tokyo's Taito Ward on July 9, with some 250 vendors taking part. About 60,000 people are expected to come to the two-day event.

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Annual 'hozuki' plant fair opens in Tokyo's Asakusa

TOKYO, Japan - A fair at which ''hozuki,'' or Chinese lantern plants, are sold opens at Tokyo's Sensoji Temple, or more popularly known as the Asakusa Kannon Temple, on July 9. The two-day fair, which marks the coming of summer, is expected to draw some 400,000 visitors.

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Ground cherry fair at Tokyo temple

Women sell ground cherries on the premises of the Sensoji temple in Tokyo's Asakusa area on July 9, 2016, as the two-day Hozuki Ichi (ground cherry fair) begins. Around 120 stalls selling ground cherry pods, decorated with wind bells, are set up in one of the most famous summer festivals of the Japanese capital. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Ground cherry fair at Tokyo temple

A woman (L) shops for ground cherries at a stall on the premises of the Sensoji temple in Tokyo's Asakusa area on July 9, 2016, as the two-day Hozuki Ichi (ground cherry fair) begins. Around 120 stalls selling ground cherry pods, decorated with wind bells, are set up in one of the most famous summer festivals of the Japanese capital. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Ground cherry fair at Tokyo temple

A girl sells ground cherries on the premises of the Sensoji temple in Tokyo's Asakusa area on July 9, 2016, as the two-day Hozuki Ichi (ground cherry fair) begins. Around 120 stalls selling ground cherry pods, decorated with wind bells, are set up in one of the most famous summer festivals of the Japanese capital. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Chinese lantern plant market opens in Tokyo

Shoppers look at Chinese lantern plants on the premises of Buddhist temple Sensoji in Tokyo on July 9, 2015, at the annual opening of the Chinese lantern plant market, or "Hozuki-Ichi" in Japanese. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Chinese lantern plant market opens in Tokyo

A woman looks at Chinese lantern plants on the premises of Buddhist temple Sensoji in Tokyo on July 9, 2015, at the annual opening of the Chinese lantern plant market, or "Hozuki-Ichi" in Japanese. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Chinese lantern plant market opens in Tokyo

A woman looks at Chinese lantern plants on the premises of Buddhist temple Sensoji in Tokyo, on July 9, 2015, at the annual opening of the Chinese lantern plant market, or "Hozuki-Ichi" in Japanese. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Annual Hozuki Fair begins in Tokyo's Asakusa

TOKYO, Japan - The two-day annual ''Hozuki (Chinese lantern plant) Fair,'' which heralds the arrival of summer, begins at Sensoji Temple in Tokyo on July 9, with some 180 vendors taking part. About 600,000 people are expected to come to the event. (Kyodo)

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Annual Hozuki Fair begins in Tokyo's Asakusa

TOKYO, Japan - The two-day annual ''Hozuki (Chinese lantern plant) Fair,'' which heralds the arrival of summer, begins at Sensoji Temple in Tokyo on July 9, with some 180 vendors taking part. About 600,000 people are expected to come to the event. (Kyodo)

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Annual 'Hozuki (Chinese lantern plant) Fair' to begin in Asakusa

TOKYO, Japan - The annual ''Hozuki (Chinese lantern plant) Fair'' begins at Sensoji Temple in Tokyo's Taito Ward on July 9, with some 250 vendors taking part. About 60,000 people are expected to come to the two-day event. (Kyodo)

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Annual Hozuki Fair begins in Tokyo's Asakusa

TOKYO, Japan - The two-day annual ''Hozuki (Chinese lantern plant) Fair,'' which heralds the arrival of summer, begins at Sensoji Temple in Tokyo's Taito Ward on July 9, with some 250 vendors taking part. (Kyodo)

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Annual Hozuki Fair begins in Tokyo's Asakusa

TOKYO, Japan - A woman puts a wind bell on a Hozuki (Chinese lantern plant) in the annual Hozuki Fair that begins at Sensoji Temple in Tokyo's Taito Ward on July 9, with some 250 vendors taking part. (Kyodo)

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Annual 'Hozuki (Chinese lantern plant) Fair' to begin in Asakusa

TOKYO, Japan - The annual ''Hozuki (Chinese lantern plant) Fair'' begins at Sensoji Temple in Tokyo's Taito Ward on July 9, with some 250 vendors taking part. About 60,000 people are expected to come to the two-day event. (Kyodo)

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Chinese lantern plant market in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - A shopper selects Chinese lantern plants on the premises of Sensoji, a Buddhist temple in Tokyo, on July 9, 2014, during the "Hozuki-Ichi," or Chinese lantern plant market, a popular seasonal event for summer. (Kyodo)

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Chinese lantern plants

Pots of hozuki, or Chinese lantern plants, sit at a farm in Koga in Ibaraki Prefecture, eastern Japan, on July 2, 2020. About 25,000 pots, initially meant for selling at the annual hozuki festival in Tokyo's Asakusa area, will be sold on the internet this year after the traditional festival dating back 250 years was canceled due to the coronavirus outbreak. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Chinese lantern plants

Pots of hozuki, or Chinese lantern plants, sit at a farm in Koga in Ibaraki Prefecture, eastern Japan, on July 2, 2020. About 25,000 pots, initially meant for selling at the annual hozuki festival in Tokyo's Asakusa area, will be sold on the internet this year after the traditional festival dating back 250 years was canceled due to the coronavirus outbreak. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Chinese lantern plants

Pots of hozuki, or Chinese lantern plants, sit at a farm in Koga in Ibaraki Prefecture, eastern Japan, on July 2, 2020. About 25,000 pots, initially meant for selling at the annual hozuki festival in Tokyo's Asakusa area, will be sold on the internet this year after the traditional festival dating back 250 years was canceled due to the coronavirus outbreak. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Chinese lantern plant market in Tokyo

Photo shows a Chinese lantern plant market, or Hozuki-Ichi in Japanese, at Sensoji, a temple in Tokyo's Asakusa area, on July 9, 2019. Around 150 stalls selling the plant set up at the two-day fair that opened earlier in the day. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Chinese lantern plant market in Tokyo

A woman holds up a branch from a Chinese lantern plant at a stall at Sensoji, a temple in Tokyo's Asakusa area, on July 9, 2019, as the two-day Hozuki-Ichi fair began. Around 150 stalls selling the plant, called "hozuki" in Japanese, set up at the market. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Ground cherry fair at Sensoji in Tokyo

A girl holds up a branch of ground cherries at a stall on the premises of Sensoji, a temple in Tokyo's Asakusa area, on July 9, 2017, as the two-day Hozuki Ichi (ground cherry fair) begins. More than 100 stalls selling ground cherries are set up in one of the most famous summer festivals in Tokyo. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Ground cherry fair at Sensoji in Tokyo

Women stop in front of a stall selling ground cherries on the premises of Sensoji, a temple in Tokyo's Asakusa area, on July 9, 2017, as the two-day Hozuki Ichi (ground cherry fair) begins. More than 100 stalls selling ground cherries are set up in one of the most famous summer festivals in Tokyo. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Ground cherry fair at Sensoji in Tokyo

A woman looks at ground cherries at a stall on the premises of Sensoji, a temple in Tokyo's Asakusa area, on July 9, 2017, as the two-day Hozuki Ichi (ground cherry fair) begins. More than 100 stalls selling ground cherries are set up in one of the most famous summer festivals in Tokyo. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Ground cherry fair at Sensoji in Tokyo

A girl sells ground cherries on the premises of Sensoji, a temple in Tokyo's Asakusa area, on July 9, 2017, as the two-day Hozuki Ichi (ground cherry fair) begins. More than 100 stalls selling ground cherries are set up in one of the most famous summer festivals in Tokyo. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Annual 'hozuki' plant fair opens in Tokyo's Asakusa

TOKYO, Japan - A fair at which ''hozuki,'' or Chinese lantern plants, are sold opens at Tokyo's Sensoji Temple, or more popularly known as the Asakusa Kannon Temple, on July 9. The two-day fair, which marks the coming of summer, is expected to draw some 400,000 visitors.

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Annual 'hozuki' plant fair opens in Tokyo's Asakusa

TOKYO, Japan - A fair at which ''hozuki,'' or Chinese lantern plants, are sold opens at Tokyo's Sensoji Temple, or more popularly known as the Asakusa Kannon Temple, on July 9. The two-day fair, which marks the coming of summer, is expected to draw some 400,000 visitors.