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Twenty-three illuminated, cylindrical Japanese paper lanterns (chōchin), predominantly light yellow, are displayed in a grid-like arrangement behind a large glass window. This display belongs to Ramen House Basara Milano, located at Via Tortona, 12, 20144 Milano MI, Italy. The lanterns are suspended within a red vertical and horizontal bar framework. Many feature black Japanese Kanji characters, including "料理" (cuisine) on the top-left, "繁盛" (prosperity) on several lanterns, "ラーメン" (ramen) on others, "定食" (set meal) on lower lanterns, and "酒場" (izakaya/bar) on one in the bottom row. Some lanterns display colorful illustrations, notably a Maneki-neko (beckoning cat) figure on a second-row lantern. The scene is viewed from the exterior, looking into the establishment. A dark-colored awning extends above the window. To the left, a light-colored, textured stone or concrete building facade is partially visible. A black door frame with a black handle occupies the right section of the image. Reflections on the glass surface show blurred elements of the exterior street environment, including architectural forms and a partial dark vehicle in the lower right corner. No human subjects are present.
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