Japan, S. Korea symposium to vivify bilateral tourism

Japan, S. Korea symposium to vivify bilateral tourism

SEOUL, South Korea - Shigeto Kubo, commissioner of the Japan Tourism Agency, speaks at a symposium in Seoul on Aug. 29, 2014, to revitalize Japan-South Korea tourism exchange. The symposium was attended by people from governmental organizations, the tourism industries and business circles of both nations. (Kyodo)

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