Fukushima dancers perform in Tokyo

Fukushima dancers perform in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Members of a troupe called "Dance Fusion Co," mainly comprising young dancers from Fukushima Prefecture, perform at a venue in Tokyo on Jan. 18, 2014, expressing the feelings of people in the nuclear disaster-hit prefecture.

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