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HOME Eyes of a Japanese on the World: Photographs by Daisaku Ikeda
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Eyes of a Japanese on the World: Photographs by Daisaku Ikeda

Exhibition Period　Tuesday, May 3 - Wednesday, August 24, 1988

Venue：Institute of France, Jacquemart-Andre Museum (Paris, France)

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