Popular songwriter Endo dies at 76

TOKYO, Japan - File photo shows Minoru Endo, renowned composer of popular Japanese songs, who died Dec. 6 of an acute heart attack at a Tokyo hospital at the age of 76. The file photo was taken in August 2001 when he was training physically handicapped and elderly people for an operetta performance in Tokyo's Nerima Ward.

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