Legendary concert restaged with 35,000 attending

Legendary concert restaged with 35,000 attending

KAKEGAWA, Japan - Singer Takuro Yoshida (L) and members of the folk-singer group Kaguyahime perform an open-air concert in Kakegawa, Shizuoka Prefecture, on Sept. 23 in front of some 35,000 people. The singers restaged a legendary 1975 show, in which they performed some 100 songs in 12 hours in front of an audience of more than 50,000. (Kyodo)

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