Korean singer engages in friendship circle with Japanese women

Korean singer engages in friendship circle with Japanese women

FUKUOKA, Japan - Pae Yu Hyang (L), a third-generation Korean singer in Fukuoka Prefecture, teaches Korean songs to a local choral group of Japanese women in Fukuoka City on Dec. 1.

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