Students from Africa took part in Japan's traditional summer Bon Odori dance on Tuesday, a day before a development conference near Tokyo on the vast continent.The event, Bon for Africa, saw the participation of hundreds of people, who danced in a circle around a symbolic elevated stage, set up in the middle of the Zou-no-Hana Park in Yokohama.They waved their arms in the air and moved their hips in sync to songs, including "Kawano Nagare No Yo Ni" (Like the Flow of the River) by the late Hibari Misora, a Japanese "enka" ballad icon who died in 1989."Put your hands up and hold your hands to…READ FULL ARTICLE
