Nishikasai, the longstanding Indian cultural hub in eastern Tokyo, continues to evolve in pace with its tight-knit community, with new business openings and cultural celebrations returning to the scene.
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The Indian cultural hub of Nishikasai in Edogawa Ward is bouncing back post-pandemic with new businesses and reprising the lively celebrations of years past.
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