Traditional Japan drumming group performs at Greek festival

Traditional Japan drumming group performs at Greek festival

ATHENS, Greece - A Japanese traditional drumming group performs at the Herodes Atticus Odeon in the Greek capital during the finale of the annual Athens Festival on Sept. 28. Members of Osaka DaDaDaDan Tenko, an Osaka-based drumming group, impressed the audience with their powerful drumming and performances combining samisen, a Japanese three-string instrument, and elements of Kabuki. (Kyodo)

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