Actor Yamamoto to enter company

TOKYO, Japan - Undated file photo shows Japanese actor Taro Yamamoto. Yamamoto, who has been campaigning for denuclearization since the eruption of the Fukushima nuclear crisis, will enter a company selling solar power generation equipment, sources close to the 37-year-old actor said April 17, 2012. Yamamoto said in January his income ''has dropped to less than a tenth because I've been getting no job offers'' since becoming actively involved with the cause.

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