Middle-aged man talks of boy band Arashi's charm

TOKYO, Japan - Writer Yoshikazu Takeuchi talks about the charm of popular boy band Arashi during a talk show in Tokyo on Jan. 21, 2010, with a cake bearing an image of band member Sho Sakurai projected behind him.

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