Japanese 'yosakoi' folk dance festival held in New York

NEW YORK, United States - Groups of dancers in colorful costumes from Japan and the United States perform Japan's traditional "yosakoi" folk dance with instruments in New York's Manhattan on April 27, 2014. Yasunori Takebuchi, who heads a yosakoi team from Tochigi Prefecture, eastern Japan, performs the dance originating in Kochi Prefecture, western Japan.

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