By TAKASHI AZUMA/ Staff Writer
April 30, 2022 at 09:30 JST
A newly established steering committee discusses how to organize the Awa Odori summer dance festival on April 8 in Tokushima. (Takashi Azuma)
TOKUSHIMA--After stumbling over finances amid the novel coronavirus outbreak, the famed Awa Odori has a new entity to help the dance festival gets its groove back. [Read More]
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