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Posted On: November 14th 2024, 06:14 pm
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Back in NYC to play taiko at @artbathnyc after our screening at @docnycfest of the amazing, blazing film @findingherbeat last year! KOREATOWN! #womenempowerment #taikodrums #asianamerican #drums #wednesday #wednesdaymood @taikoarts @taikoarts @findingherbeat
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