Fans bid farewell to ex-Candies member Tanaka

Fans bid farewell to ex-Candies member Tanaka

TOKYO, Japan - Ran Ito, a former member of 1970s pop idol trio Candies, makes a speech during the funeral of actress and fellow member of the group Yoshiko Tanaka in Tokyo on April 25, 2011. Tanaka died on April 21 of breast cancer at age 55. (Pool photo)

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