Japanese CDs go on sale in S. Korea

Japanese CDs go on sale in S. Korea

SEOUL, South Korea - A South Korean woman looks at a CD released by the popular Japanese surf band Tube in Seoul on Jan. 7 after Japanese pop music went on sale in the country the same day as part of a gradual opening of the domestic market to Japanese cultural products. (Kyodo)

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