Singer Minami visits quake-hit Ojiya in Niigata Pref.

Singer Minami visits quake-hit Ojiya in Niigata Pref.

OJIYA, Japan - Japanese singer Kosetsu Minami (R) visits earthquake-affected Ojiya, Niigata Prefecture, on Dec. 11, singing with local people.

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