Women in New York sell Fukushima children's drawings for charity

NEW YORK, United States - Japanese singer songwriter AK (R) sells gift wrapping paper with Fukushima Prefecture children's drawings printed on it. The special wrapping paper was being sold at a charity campaign event in New York on Dec. 10, 2011, for survivors of the devastating March earthquake and tsunami in northeastern Japan.

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