Japanese gospel singers offer concert for Sept. 11 victims

Japanese gospel singers offer concert for Sept. 11 victims

NEW YORK, United States - Photo shows a group of female Japanese gospel singers, Kokoro, who gave a memorial concert at a New York hall Sept. 11, 2009, for the victims of the terrorist attacks on New York in 2001.

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