Koizumi's son to appear in TV commercials for Suntory

Koizumi's son to appear in TV commercials for Suntory

OSAKA, Japan - Actor Kotaro Koizumi, one of Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's son, holds Suntory Ltd's new low-malt, beer-like drink. Suntory said Sept. 4 in Osaka that it will use Kotaro, 23, in its TV commercials to promote the new product, ''Suntory Diet Nama.'' The commercials air nationwide from early October.

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