Korean pop group Tohoshinki to suspend performances

Korean pop group Tohoshinki to suspend performances

TOKYO, Japan - This March 2008 file photo shows the members of Tohoshinki, a South Korean five-man pop group. Their Japanese agency announced April 3, 2010 that the group, hugely popular in their home country, Japan and other parts of Asia, will suspend their performances.

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