Videos by ghostlydagger

This charity concert was held in Tokyo, Japan on July 14, 2008. Initiated by respected Taiwanese artist Judy Ongg, the event featured over two dozen popular artists from China, Japan and South Korea, including Jackie Chan. The three hour concert helped raise over 27 million Japanese Yen for the victims of the disastrous earthquake in Sichuan, China two months prior. CopyrightsNHKBS2

This charity concert was held in Tokyo, Japan on July 14, 2008. Initiated by respected Taiwanese artist Judy Ongg, the event featured over two dozen popular artists from China, Japan and South Korea, including Jackie Chan. The three hour concert helped raise over 27 million Japanese Yen for the victims of the disastrous earthquake in Sichuan, China two months prior. CopyrightsNHKBS2

This charity concert was held in Tokyo, Japan on July 14, 2008. Initiated by respected Taiwanese artist Judy Ongg, the event featured over two dozen popular artists from China, Japan and South Korea, including Jackie Chan. The three hour concert helped raise over 27 million Japanese Yen for the victims of the disastrous earthquake in Sichuan, China two months prior. Members of Togi+BAO: Togi Hideki (voice & hichiriki, or Japanese double-reed flute), Zhao Lei (erhu, or Chinese two-string fiddle), Yao Xin Feng (erhu), Yu Bin (pipa, or Chinese lute), Tang Xiao Feng (pipa), Qian Jun (hengdi, or Chinese transverse flute), and Liu Yi (hengdi). CopyrightsNHKBS2

This charity concert was held in Tokyo, Japan on July 14, 2008. Initiated by respected Taiwanese artist Judy Ongg, the event featured over two dozen popular artists from China, Japan and South Korea, including Jackie Chan. The three hour concert helped raise over 27 million Japanese Yen for the victims of the disastrous earthquake in Sichuan, China two months prior. CopyrightsNHKBS2

This charity concert was held in Tokyo, Japan on July 14, 2008. Initiated by respected Taiwanese artist Judy Ongg, the event featured over two dozen popular artists from China, Japan and South Korea, including Jackie Chan. The three hour concert helped raise over 27 million Japanese Yen for the victims of the disastrous earthquake in Sichuan, China two months prior. CopyrightsNHKBS2

This charity concert was held in Tokyo, Japan on July 14, 2008. Initiated by respected Taiwanese artist Judy Ongg, the event featured over two dozen popular artists from China, Japan and South Korea, including Jackie Chan. The three hour concert helped raise over 27 million Japanese Yen for the victims of the disastrous earthquake in Sichuan, China two months prior. CopyrightsNHKBS2

This charity concert was held in Tokyo, Japan on July 14, 2008. Initiated by respected Taiwanese artist Judy Ongg, the event featured over two dozen popular artists from China, Japan and South Korea, including Jackie Chan. The three hour concert helped raise over 27 million Japanese Yen for the victims of the disastrous earthquake in Sichuan, China two months prior. CopyrightsNHKBS2

This charity concert was held in Tokyo, Japan on July 14, 2008. Initiated by respected Taiwanese artist Judy Ongg, the event featured over two dozen popular artists from China, Japan and South Korea, including Jackie Chan. The three hour concert helped raise over 27 million Japanese Yen for the victims of the disastrous earthquake in Sichuan, China two months prior. CopyrightsNHKBS2

This charity concert was held in Tokyo, Japan on July 14, 2008. Initiated by respected Taiwanese artist Judy Ongg, the event featured over two dozen popular artists from China, Japan and South Korea, including Jackie Chan. The three hour concert helped raise over 27 million Japanese Yen for the victims of the disastrous earthquake in Sichuan, China two months prior. CopyrightsNHKBS2

This charity concert was held in Tokyo, Japan on July 14, 2008. Initiated by respected Taiwanese artist Judy Ongg, the event featured over two dozen popular artists from China, Japan and South Korea, including Jackie Chan. The three hour concert helped raise over 27 million Japanese Yen for the victims of the disastrous earthquake in Sichuan, China two months prior. CopyrightsNHKBS2