Music duo sings to promote local delicacy in western Japan

OITA, Japan - Music duo "Hitomiriry" sings in front of Taiko, a "karaage" fried chicken store, in Usa, Oita Prefecture, in this file photo taken on Sept. 26, 2014, to promote the local delicacy reportedly originating in the southwestern Japan city.

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