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Small Works and Goods Exhibition by Participating Artists @ Cafe Marka
Japan

Cafe Marka

We are a small coffee shop, created with the owner's hope "fit in with the town".

With the concept of making everyone feel at home, we have put a lot of thought into the interior.
Warm wooden tables and chairs.
One of the features of the shop is that it has a small upstairs seating area.
The upstairs area was created so that customers with babies and small children can feel free to come to the restaurant.
Upstairs seating area is not too small, so mothers' meetings with their children are also welcome.
Of course, everyone is welcome to spend time here, not just customers with children.

River to River: An Art Festival by the River

The Hirose River and Baba River are located in the city of Maebashi. The Hirose River and the Baba River in the city of Maebashi bring us a lot of inspiration as well as moisture and rich scenery.
The "River to River Art Festival" will feature exhibitions and theatrical performances at art spaces, historical buildings, and other locations in the watershed of the two rivers.
Like the river that continues to flow there, we hope that through this art festival we will encounter the present and the past of Maebashi, and that this will lead to the future.

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Copyright: Natsutoshi Nomoto
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 32668x16334
Taken: 11/12/2021
Caricate: 12/12/2021
Published: 14/12/2021
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Tags: art; event; river; cafe; exhibition
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