Imperial Household Agency musicians play "gagaku" music

TOKYO, Japan - "Gagaku" traditional Japanese imperial court music is played by musicians of the Imperial Household Agency in their spring concert at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo on April 26, 2014. "Gagaku" performed by the court musicians of the Imperial Household's music department is an Important Intangible Cultural Property. (Pool photo)

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