Ballet dancer Hannah O'Neill

Ballet dancer Hannah O'Neill

Hannah O'Neill, the first Japanese dancer to reach the highest "etoile" status of the world-famous Paris Opera Ballet, gives an interview in Tokyo on July 23, 2023, ahead of the opening of the company's Japan tour.

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