Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page visits Hiroshima

Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page visits Hiroshima

Legendary Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page visits Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park on July 30, 2015, his first visit to the Japanese city since 1971. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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