Ozawa cancels 5 concerts in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - File photo shows distinguished conductor Seiji Ozawa. Ozawa has announced his cancellation of five concerts in Japanese cities, including one in Tokyo, in March 2011 to focus on rehabilitation after undergoing hernia surgery in January.

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