File:Koishikawa Botanical Gardens, Tokyo - sweet potato monument.jpg
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| Description | Koishikawa Botanical Gardens, Tokyo, Japan - monument to Konyo Aoki, who introduced sweet potatoes to Japan in 1735. |
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| Author | Daderot |
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