(2)2,500 fans welcome S. Korean actor, singer Park

(2)2,500 fans welcome S. Korean actor, singer Park

NARITA, Japan - South Korean actor and singer Park Yong Ha waves at Japanese fans on March 9 in front of a chartered ''Yong Ha Liner'' train specially run on the occasion of his visit by Keisei Electric Railway Co., which operates the Keisei Skyliner airport express. (Kyodo)

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