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Japanese restaurant Yokohama in July 1977

Japanese restaurant Yokohama in July 1977
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Japanese restaurant Yokohama, Tehtaankatu 21. Staff members in a group photo dressed in a traditional Japanese costume, the kimono. In the background is a doorway covered with a fabric depicting bamboo trees. A part of a coat rack can be seen on the far left.
The second ever Japanese restaurant in Helsinki opened on Tehtaankatu in the 1970s. They mostly served foods other than sushi, which was not yet popular in Finland at the time.
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Helsinki City Museum / Harri Ahola

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Ahola, Harri

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