One-Korea festival held in Osaka

One-Korea festival held in Osaka

OSAKA, Japan - Participants from South Korea sing at the 19th one-Korea festival at Osaka castle park. Some 30,000 Koreans living in Japan and others joined the festival which is aimed at promoting conciliation and collaboration.

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