Actress Fujiwara gets letter of thanks

Actress Fujiwara gets letter of thanks

TOKYO, Japan - Actress Norika Fujiawara (R) smiles after receiving a letter of appreciation from Foreign Minister Yoriko Kawaguchi Feb. 18 for her contribution as goodwill ambassador to promote cultural exchanges between Japan and South Korea.

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