S. Korean policeman wins Japanese speech contest

S. Korean policeman wins Japanese speech contest

SEOUL, South Korea - Seoul National University student Han Sung Ho, who works as a conscripted policeman at the Japanese Embassy in Seoul, wins a Japanese speech contest in Seoul on Nov. 15, 2014. He spoke about the importance of his job and his empathy toward members of the Japanese police guarding the South Korean Embassy in Tokyo.

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