Dance lovers urge clubs to be exempted from control law

Dance lovers urge clubs to be exempted from control law

TOKYO, Japan - Around 300 dance lovers rally at a parliament facility in Tokyo on May 17, 2013, calling for the entertainment business control law to be revised to exempt dance clubs from regulations under the law.

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