Ha Yeon Soo makes her debut in Japan through a pictorial on a Japanese Gravure magazine
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' announced that Ha Yeon Soo recently participated in a photo shoot with the Gravure magazine and released a video along with photos of the actress. In the video, Ha Yeon Soo is seen speaking fluent Japanese and she introduced herself as a Korean actress who was active in Korea for 10 years and expressed she was happy to participate in the pictorial despite it being her first time.
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