By KYOSUKE YAMAMOTO/ Staff Writer
March 13, 2021 at 07:10 JST
In a scene from Yoshikazu Hara’s new documentary film “Yoake-mae no Uta,” Yukie visits Okinawa Prefecture. (Provided by Yoshikazu Hara)
While she was watching a documentary two years ago, Yukie froze when she saw a photograph of a man being held in a room with bars and looking at the camera with a calm expression. [Read More]
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