Man in Miyako revives legendary jazz concert at local beach

Man in Miyako revives legendary jazz concert at local beach

MORIOKA, Japan - Yoichi Ogata, who revived a jazz concert at the Jodogahama beach in Miyako, Iwate Prefecture, after a hiatus of two decades, stands at the beach on Aug. 25, 2013, the day when the concert dubbed "Jazz in Jodogahama" was held.

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