LOOK: Sam Concepcion promotes Japan's Tohoku region | Inquirer Entertainment

LOOK: Sam Concepcion promotes Japan’s Tohoku region

/ 12:21 PM October 21, 2016

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Sam Concepcion was tapped by several Japanese officials to promote the sparkling region of Tohoku.

As chronicled by Concepcion’s manager Carlo Orosa on his Instagram account, the “Kalsada” singer was in the region to shoot for his EDM-inspired track “After Glow.” His music video is targeted to boost Tohoku tourism as he featured tourist spots such as Iwate Park, the Chuson-ji temple, the Kappabuchi Pool and the Fudo Falls.

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Concepcion has found his fame among Japanese schoolgirls who giggled while they took pictures with him.

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In several clips on Orosa’s Instagram, Concepcion was featured by reporter Takao Iguchi of Japanese broadcasting network NHK.  Gianna Francesca Catolico

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