Dutch street performers attract onlookers

Dutch street performers attract onlookers

SHIZUOKA, Japan - A Dutch group presents a street performance in Shizuoka, 180 kilometers west of Tokyo, on Nov. 3 as the 8th Daidogei (street performance) World Cup in Shizuoka festival opened the same day. A total of 82 performers from 53 teams chosen from 11 countries, including Japan, Britain and Germany, will perform at the 5-day festival until Nov. 7.

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