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Photos of the Week: 4/12-4/18

Photos of the Week: 4/12-4/18 (Preview)

Shen Yun Touring Company wrapped up its performances at Seattle’s McCaw Hall, April 10. (photo by dancer Helen Li)

Shen Yun performers gave rave reviews of McCaw Hall for being a terrific venue, and of the Seattle audience for being exceptionally warm. (photo by dancer Helen Li)

Pipa player Miao-Tzu Chiu practices in the Seattle afternoon sun. (photo by Chi-Chein Weng)

Goodbye Europe and hello Canada! Shen Yun International Company finished its Europe tour and started performing in eastern Canada - but not before leaving a thank you gift for their hosts, the European Falun Dafa Association. (photo by projectionist Annie Li)

Meanwhile, in Asia, Shen Yun World Company finished its performances in Taiwan and headed to Japan. This interesting building is actually one of the Taiwanese theaters - the Chiayi Performing Arts Center. (photo by dancer Stephanie Guo)

Also known as the site where Principal Dancer Erin Battrick once took a nap. (photo by dancer Stephanie Guo)

In Nagoya, the first Japanese city on this year’s tour, Shen Yun World Company had a day off after arriving. Several dancers visited Hommaru Palace, Nagoya Castle. From left Jason Pan, Rubi Zhang, Zack Chan, and Joe Huang. (photo by dancer Ben Chen)

The Nagoya Castle was originally built in 1612. Much of it was destroyed by fire during air raids in 1945, and then reconstructed in the late 1950s. (photo by dancer Ben Chen)

Posing with the samurai at Nagoya Castle, from left: Jason Pan, Zack Chan, Rubi Zhang, samurai guy, Joe Hang. (photo by dancer Ben Chen)

And what would be Japan in spring without cherry blossom? (photo by dancer Ben Chen)

Azaleas. (photo by Ben Chen)

April 19, 2016

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