Roh's wife visits welfare home in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Kwon Yang Suk, the wife of South Korean President Roh Moo Hyun, holds a child during a visit to an infant welfare home run by the Japanese Red Cross Medical Center in Tokyo's Shibuya Ward June 7, the second day of a four-day state visit by her husband.

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