By KEIBU HORIKAWA/ Staff Writer
June 26, 2021 at 06:00 JST
A man walks along the rugged coastline. (Provided by the Kokoro ni Hibiku Bunshu Henshukyoku)
SAKAI, Fukui Prefecture--A despondent woman in her 30s, seemingly peering into the ocean off a sheer cliff, said she came to the Tojinbo coast here because she “did not want to cause extra trouble to my parents.” [Read More]
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