Actresses Fujiwara, Kim Yun Jin join ceremony in Seoul

SEOUL, South Korea - Japanese actress Norika Fujiwara and South Korean actress Kim Yun Jin join a sake barrel opening ceremony at a Seoul hotel Jan. 21, launching a yearlong program of arts and cultural events for the 2002 year of exchange between the people of Japan and South Korea. The two actresses have been named goodwill ambassadors for a series of events marking the 2002 World Cup, which will be co-hosted by the two nations from May 31 to June 30.

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