Ex-pop group member picked as Toray's 2015 campaign girl

Ex-pop group member picked as Toray's 2015 campaign girl

TOKYO, Japan - Seira Miyazawa, a former member of the Japanese female pop group Nogizaka 46, poses in Tokyo on Nov. 4, 2014, following her nomination as Toray Industries Inc.'s campaign girl for 2015 to promote the chemical giant's synthetic fabrics. (Kyodo)

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