Singer Kato visits Seoul World Cup stadium

Singer Kato visits Seoul World Cup stadium

SEOUL, South Korea - Japanese singer Tokiko Kato, who is a goodwill ambassador of the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP), listens to a Korean official explain about environment policies during a visit to the Seoul World Cup Stadium on April 10.

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