Hawaiian musician in Japan to promote 'Ehime Maru' song

Hawaiian musician in Japan to promote 'Ehime Maru' song

SENDAI, Japan - Jake Shimabukuro, 24, a ukulele player from Honolulu, talks to reporters on arrival at Sendai airport on March 22 to promote a song he has dedicated to victims of last month's sinking of the Japanese fisheries training ship Ehime Maru by a U.S. submarine off Hawaii.

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