Mongolian singer eyes singing "enka" ballads in Japan

Mongolian singer eyes singing "enka" ballads in Japan

Lkhagavasuren Duulim, a Mongolian singer of Japanese "enka" ballads, holds up a local magazine in which she features during an interview in Ulan Bator on July 12, 2015. Once a member of the country's national folk dance troupe, she abandoned her career due to illness and now dreams of singing enka in Japan. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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