Photos | Kiichi Nakai Presents to the Crowd
Kiichi Nakai holds his book as he presents to a diverse crowd in a reception room in San Francisco, California.
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a man holding a book in front of a crowd of peopleChronologically Adjacent
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Apple
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2014-05-09T15:49:00.579000-07:00
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