Japan keyboardist gives concert by Egyptian pyramids

Japan keyboardist gives concert by Egyptian pyramids

CAIRO, Egypt - Japanese keyboardist Himekami (C) gives a concert by the three pyramids of Giza on Sept. 27, featuring dances and folk music from his native Tohoku, a region in northern Japan. Himekami, the stage name of 54-year-old Yoshiaki Hoshi, played a number of electronic tunes that conjured up the traditional culture and landscapes of the agricultural zone.

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