E. Asia culture city event in S. Korea

E. Asia culture city event in S. Korea

GWANGJU, South Korea - Takuya Iwata (L) and Erina Ito play the traditional Japanese "shakuhachi" flute and "koto" harp at an opening event of the Culture City of East Asia 2014, Gwangju, in the South Korean city of Gwangju on March 18, 2014. Based on an agreement reached at a Japan-China-S. Korea cultural ministerial meeting, the Culture City of East Asia project aims to deepen mutual understanding in the region through art and culture.

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  • 2014/3/18 00:00:00
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