Ballet dancing lessons for amateurs no longer for women only

Ballet dancing lessons for amateurs no longer for women only

OSAKA, Japan - Kiyoshi Kato (L) attends a ballet dancing lesson in late June 2010 as part of a private course for amateurs in Tokyo's Akihabara district.

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