Kim Yon Ja sings Japanese songs in South Korea

Kim Yon Ja sings Japanese songs in South Korea

KWANGJU, South Korea - South Korean-born pop singer Kim Yon Ja, who currently lives in Japan, sings Japanese songs in Japanese during her concert in Kwangju, South Korea on Oct. 26. The concert was part of recent government moves to open the country to Japanese culture. Born in Kwangju, Kim became one of her country's top singers. During the late 1980s, Kim moved to Japan to continue her career.

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