Entertainer Dan promotes NHK program on northeastern Japan

SENDAI, Japan - In Sendai, northeastern Japan, on Feb. 13, 2014, female entertainer Mitsu Dan (3rd from R) and others promote a local informational program starting March 14 on Japan Broadcasting Corp., or NHK, to introduce the traditions and food cultures of Japan's northeastern region.

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