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Kodō Honoka
This live Video is a recording of the powerful stage finale of "Kodo 30th Anniversary One Earth Tour 2011," held at Tokyo's Aoyama Theatre in December 2011 after an extensive nationwide tour throughout Japan.
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This live Video is a recording of the powerful stage finale of "Kodo 30th Anniversary One Earth Tour 2011," held at Tokyo's Aoyama Theatre in December 2011 after an extensive nationwide tour throughout Japan.
Cast
Sokichi Sogawa
Director
Kodō Drummers
Themselves
Yoshikazu Fujimoto
Self - Drummer
Chieko Kojima
Self - Drummer
Yoko Fujimoto
Self - Drummer
Motofumi Yamaguchi
Self - Drummer
Eiichi Saito
Self - Drummer
Tomohiro Mitome
Self - Drummer
Takeshi Arai
Self - Drummer
Kazuki Imagai
Self - Drummer
Masaru Tsuji
Self - Drummer
Yuichiro Funabashi
Self - Drummer
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