S. Korean cartoon character Dinga debuts in Japan

S. Korean cartoon character Dinga debuts in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - A popular South Korean Internet cartoon character, Dinga, has debuted in Japan, with the launch of its Japanese Web site, a Japanese media trading house said May 2. Media International Corp., which obtained exclusive rights to market the cat-like character in Japan, said Dinga will also appear in cable and satellite TV programs starting in June. (Kyodo)

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