FUKUSHIMA, Japan - Even though foreign spectators have been barred from the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics, a traditional craftsman in the northeastern Japan prefecture of Fukushima is hoping to use the global sporting events as an opportunity to showcase a locally produced, centuries-old popular good-luck doll to a broader, international audience.
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