Musical on Filipino workers to be performed in Japan

Musical on Filipino workers to be performed in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Members of DAWN, a Philippines-based nongovernmental organization, practice a musical in Manila depicting Filipino workers in Japan. The organization, which supports Filipino women working in Japan, said Oct. 6 the musical will be performed in five prefectures throughout Japan beginning Oct. 7.

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