French winemakers assn makes donation for disaster-hit Japan

French winemakers assn makes donation for disaster-hit Japan

PARIS, France - Michel Issaly (R), head of the Vigneron Independant winemakers association, and a member of the French Red Cross (L) hold a check for 33,600 euros, around 3.5 million yen, raised at wine fairs in France for quake- and tsunami-hit Japan, in Paris on Nov. 28, 2011.

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