Taiwan idols promote 'Visit Japan' campaign

Taiwan idols promote 'Visit Japan' campaign

TOKYO, Japan - Hebe (L) and Selina of the Taiwan idol group ''S H E'' pose for photographs in Tokyo on Nov. 12 after being named goodwill ambassadors to promote the ''Visit Japan'' campaign.

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