Japan pop group B'z inducted into Hollywood's Rockwalk of Fame

Japan pop group B'z inducted into Hollywood's Rockwalk of Fame

LOS ANGELES, United States - Guitarist Takahiro ''Tak'' Matsumoto (R) and vocalist Koshi Inaba of Japanese rock band B'z hold up inscriptions of their handprints during a ceremony marking their induction into Hollywood's Rockwalk of Fame in Los Angeles on Nov. 19.

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