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Sticker books also available! Limited-time shop on Takeshita Street commemorating the 60th anniversary of The Beatles' visit to Japan (Sankei Shimbun) - Yahoo! News

The Beatles' "Love Is All" video released online for the first time! 60th anniversary of their visit to Japan...

The Beatles’ biggest turning points come alive in two new books

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Sticker book also available 60th anniversary of The Beatles' visit to Japan Limited time only on Takeshita Street...

60th anniversary of The Beatles' visit to Japan, original Japanese editions from that time will be reprinted on CD and LP, legendary "JAL Happy" and limited goods will also be available - Yahoo! News

The Beatles release colourised 1967 performance video of ‘All You Need Is Love’ for the first time

[Complete Coverage] Goods commemorating the 60th anniversary of The Beatles' visit to Japan are exciting! Introducing everything from reprint CDs and LPs to the legendary "JAL Happy"

Beatles "A Day in the Life" First, imagine the moment when the magnificent sound source arrived [Listen to the Beatles from scratch by Susie Suzuki] #79

The String Cheese Incident Revisit Beatles Classic

The Beatles spent a memorable 36 hours in Indianapolis in 1964

“It would have been great for the Beatles to cover.” George Harrison wanted the Fabs to record this song in 1963. Twenty-four years later, it gave him one of the biggest hits of his career

Apple Corps Shares Colorized Version Of 1967 ‘All You Need Is Love’ Performance For Global Beatles Day

'Rare' 60s vinyl, Beatles rarities and David Bowie collectables being sold

Forget "Hey Jude," This Near-Perfect Beatles Song Proved John Lennon Was at His Best as a Songwriter

Asa Butterfield, Jonny Lee Miller and Christine Tremarco Join BBC Beatles Drama ‘Hamburg Days’

Global Beatles Day: Who was the walrus?

“It says a lot in a line”: the 1966 lyric that underpins Paul McCartney’s proudest Beatles song

Beatles Memorial Day Marks the Anniversary of the Iconic Band’s First Visit to Japan