Japan embassy expresses appreciation to Russia

MOSCOW, Russia - Russian opera singer Hibla Gerzmava (C) performs at the Japanese Embassy in Moscow on April 19, 2011, during an event to thank Russia for its support to Japan after the March 11 devastating earthquake and tsunami.

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