Awa Odori Returns In Full Form After Being Curtailed During The Pandemic

Awa Odori Returns In Full Form After Being Curtailed During The Pandemic

A little girl is leading her group in a fan dance variant of the Awa Odori dance in Tokushima, Japan on August 12th, 2023. (Photo by Marc Fernandes/NurPhoto)

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