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Japanese Culture Exhibition House

Located next to the Laiyuan Bridge in Hoi An, Vietnam, the Japanese Culture Exhibition House represents the territory of the former Sino-Japanese border. It is open free of charge and has strong Japanese furnishings and decorations. #Vietnam #vietnam
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Posted: Oct 9, 2022
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