Japanese rock singer Imawano dies at 58

Japanese rock singer Imawano dies at 58

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese rock singer Kiyoshiro Imawano (file photo taken in September, 1999) died of a lymphatic disease at a Tokyo hospital on May 2. He was 58. Imawano was diagnosed with throat cancer in July 2006, and was in and out of hospital for treatment. (Kyodo)

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