SKE48 named goodwill ambassadors for railway museum

SKE48 named goodwill ambassadors for railway museum

Reina Matsui (R), a member of the idol girl group SKE48, and Toshiharu Kaneko, head of Central Japan Railway Co.'s SCMAGLEV and Railway Park museum in Nagoya, hold a certificate for SKE48's appointment as special goodwill ambassadors for the museum in the central Japanese city on April 21, 2015. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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