Lawmakers enjoy first rock concert in Diet

Lawmakers enjoy first rock concert in Diet

TOKYO, Japan - Lawmakers and their guests enjoy rock band music performed by veteran guitarist Takeshi Terauchi and his band for the first time in the Diet auditorium in Tokyo on June 29. (Kyodo)

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