S. Korean actor Lee Seojin sets up fund for tree planting

S. Korean actor Lee Seojin sets up fund for tree planting

TOKYO, Japan - South Korean actor Lee Seojin (L) shakes hands with Chairman Yohei Sasagawa of the Nippon Foundation at a news conference announcing that they have jointly set up a fund for protecting the environment in the East Asian region including tree planting and developing human resources in the field.

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