Japan's 'first' jazz cafe temporarily reopens

Japan's 'first' jazz cafe temporarily reopens

YOKOHAMA, Japan - Customers applaud as they listen to a jazz piece on a record at the temporarily revived jazz cafe ''Chigusa'' on Oct. 8, 2010. Chigusa, considered Japan's first jazz cafe which originally opened in 1933 but closed three years ago, reopened for 10 days at a gallery in Yokohama the same day.

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