Wie makes donation for child care in Kochi

Wie makes donation for child care in Kochi

KOCHI, Japan - American teenage golfing star Michelle Wie (L) shakes hands with Kochi Gov. Daijiro Hashimoto during a donation ceremony in the village of Geisai in Kochi Prefecture on Nov. 21. Wie donated 10 million yen to 10 child-care facilities and infant homes in the prefecture ahead of her appearance this week in a Japanese men's tour event. (Kyodo)

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