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Journey in Japan Part 18: Prelude to a Quiche
TheKaleidoscope Museum is literally a museum with a twist. There are fifty differentKaleidoscopes on display screen, from an expanding collection of about 150. Some are very useful, crafted by well-known musicians from around the globe. I find out thatthe word kaleidoscope originates from the Greek words, Kalosmeaning lovely, Eidosmeaning kind, andscopesmeaning to take a look…