File:Eisa dance by Tokeshi Youth Association at Amis Music Festival 2016 IMF0896.jpg
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English: Audience watching members of the Tokeshi Youth Association (渡慶次青年會) from Yomitan-son (讀谷村) of Okinawa (沖繩), Japan performing a traditional Eisa dance at the 2016 Amis Music Festival (阿米斯音樂節) in Dulan Village (都蘭), Taitung County, Taiwan. [1]
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