Keita Asari, founder of Japan's Shiki musical theater

Keita Asari, founder of Japan's Shiki musical theater

File photo taken in July 2004 shows Keita Asari (L), founder of Japan's Shiki musical theater, and cast members of the company's long-running musical "Cats" posing at a Tokyo hotel. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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