Actress Keiko Kishi inducted into French Legion of Honor

Actress Keiko Kishi inducted into French Legion of Honor

YOKOHAMA, Japan - Japanese film actress Keiko Kishi makes a speech after being inducted into France's Legion of Honor with the rank of officer in a shipboard ceremony at Yokohama port on June 20. ''France taught me to live by my own values. I want to continue introducing France's great breadth of mind to Japanese,'' the 69-year-old actress said in French and Japanese.

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