Photos | A Hymn of Delight at Dickens Christmas Fair, 2023
Captured in this photograph is a remarkable moment at the Dickens Christmas Fair of 2023. It features a spirited group in stunning period costumes, headed by the vibrant Susumu Fujita, performing festive melodies that truly embody the season. As night life thrives and the crowd sings along, the Fair elucidates a memorable blend of urban festivity and timeless tradition.
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