English lifeline helping out both foreigners, Japanese

English lifeline helping out both foreigners, Japanese

TOKYO, Japan - Linda Semlitz, clinical director for community counseling service of Tokyo English Life Line, stands in front of a TELL office in Tokyo on Dec. 8, 2009. She provides face-to-face counseling service to clients there. (Kyodo)

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