By YU MIYAJI/ Staff Writer
December 5, 2020 at 18:28 JST
Seiichiro Kuboshima, director of Mugonkan, stands in the second exhibition hall under a ceiling display of paintings by art students killed in World War II. (Yu Miyaji)
UEDA, Nagano Prefecture--A small private art museum here dedicated to displaying the works of Japanese students drafted as soldiers and killed on the front lines during World War II is now fighting for its survival. [Read More]
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