By MANABU UEDA/ Staff Writer
May 2, 2021 at 12:00 JST
Tsuneo Yamaguchi, left, and Chieko Uemura, background right, pose with Jagaimo at the Japan Animal Care Center in Gifu, where they work, on March 2. Jagaimo (potato) got his name from the potatoes that the center received as a present from his initial owner, who lived in Iitate, Fukushima Prefecture. (Manabu Ueda)
GIFU--Jagaimo sprints at a simulated disaster site with a sharp look in his eyes after hearing Chieko Uemura, his 48-year-old trainer, utter the “Search!” command. [Read More]
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