Santa Maria Kite Soars Over Tokyo in Bicentennial homage
Morio Yajima, 57, crafts a 4 by 4 foot bamboo and paper Santa Maria kite to mark the U S Bicentennial. The ship shaped kite features three sails and a stabilizing fin, built in his workshop with help from his wife Hideko and son Osamu. Yajima hopes to visit the United States with the flying replica this summer.
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Russian mothers critique American baby care practices
In Moscow, babushkas criticize Western infant rearing as neglectful citing late night feeds and synthetic clothing. They praise traditional warmth through wool layers and outdoor exposure while noting public hygiene and beauty standards for children and the state's view of children as a national resource.
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