TOKYO - Breakdancers and other performers in Japan's first professional hip-hop dance league are helping drive growing interest in street dance among young people as a new form of entertainment takes shape with ambitions of reaching a global audience.
Sponsored by a major Japanese life insurance company and launched in 2021, Daiichi Life D-League recently reached the finale of its sixth season amid wild cheers as more than a dozen elite dance teams battled with displays of power and grace for the championship title.
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