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Date: 2014-04-29 21:18:44
Amazon Silk
NHK
Silk
Broadcasting
Humanities
Tomioka
Silk mill
Gunma Prefecture

[removed]Japan silk mill closer to World Heritage status -NHK WORLD English- Apr. 29, [removed]Updated 23:31 UTC

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