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17 Feb 2014
Posted by Matthew O'Mara 
Last weekend, Nikkei Voice had a chance to sit down with ukulele instructor Harry Kawabe to learn a bit more about his ukulele group. What we found was a whimsical and fun tale about Harry’s lifelong love of music.
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