Yamada conducts AAC orchestra marking Japan's 50th year in U.N.

Yamada conducts AAC orchestra marking Japan's 50th year in U.N.

NEW YORK, United States - Japan's Atsushi Yamada (R) conducts the Asian Artists & Concerts Orchestra during their debut performance on May 22 at the General Assembly hall marking Japan's half century as a member of the United Nations and the international body's 60th anniversary. (Kyodo)

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