NHK TV program 'Eigo de Shabera Night'

NHK TV program 'Eigo de Shabera Night'

TOKYO, Japan - Patrick Harlan (L), Yumiko Shaku (C) and Kazuya Matsumoto pose for a photo during the recording of an NHK TV program, ''Eigo de Shabera Night,'' at Waseda University in Tokyo's Shinjuku Ward. The photo was taken on July 16, 2004. (Kyodo)

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