Actress Hirosue attends Waseda Univ. for 1st time

Actress Hirosue attends Waseda Univ. for 1st time

Popular singer and actress Ryoko Hirosue goes to Waseda University in Tokyo on June 26 to receive lectures for the first time since she was admitted to the prestigious private university this spring.

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