By YUICHI INOUE/ Staff Writer
August 23, 2020 at 07:00 JST
Minoru Kimura, left, who was nicknamed the “village mayor,” and Monika Seryu pose for a photo together. (Provided by Tsugio Komiya, former secretary-general of the Koto Canoe Association)
Monika Seryu dismounted a wheelchair, climbed aboard a 5.2-meter-long canoe and slid onto the river as a comfortable breeze blew in against the bank. [Read More]
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