"Karaoke" systems in demand at facilities for elderly

"Karaoke" systems in demand at facilities for elderly

TOKYO, Japan - Seniors exercise together with an instructor as they watch a video screened on an online karaoke system on Oct. 4, 2013 at Day Home Akatsutsumi, a day-care center for the aged in Tokyo's Setagaya Ward. (Photo partially modified to conceal private information)

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