Actress Kikukawa in event

Actress Kikukawa in event

TOKYO, Japan - Actress Rei Kikukawa (R) receives a letter from Japanese Bankers Association Chairman Masayuki Oku appointing her to a one-day post to prevent fraud via remittance to bank accounts at an event in Tokyo on July 6, 2010.

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