(2)Middle school girl, producer strive to preserve Ainu music

(2)Middle school girl, producer strive to preserve Ainu music

OBIHIRO, Japan - Akemi Takeyama (C) and her mother, Miyuki (L), play Ainu traditional instruments ''mukkuri'' in Obihiro, Hokkaido, on Oct. 17.

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