Photos | Street Performance in Kimono
A man wearing a kimono plays the drum during the 2008 May Day rally, as pedestrians gather around to watch the music parade.
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a man in a kimono is playing a drum on the streetChronologically Adjacent
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flag hydrant urban plant music footwear festival mationa hat musician road outdoor chir mayday_rally performance sky city shoe bag land street art joo fire parade glasses jung metropolis shrub rally performer marching group performance accessories drummer musical instrument recreation handbag rajesh tope band percussion mayday hyun leisure activities crowd drum
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16mm
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1/160s
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Canon
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date
2008-05-01T15:12:53-07:00
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-25200
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America/Los_Angeles
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