Concert for victims in tsunami-hit site

Concert for victims in tsunami-hit site

NATORI, Japan - Violinist Katsumi Matsumoto (L) of the Japan Philharmonic Orchestra and others perform at a concert held May 8, 2011 at a site in Natori, Miyagi Prefecture, flattened by the March 11 tsunami, to remember the victims of the disaster. Matsumoto said he was left speechless seeing how much was lost in the tsunami.

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