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August 16, 2021 at 16:12 JST
Shoji Nagaya, right, and Hiroshi Kakihara at a news conference prior to the central government’s annual ceremony in Tokyo to pay tribute to Japan’s war dead on Aug. 15 (Hiroyuki Yamamoto)
Families who suffered bereavement in World War II renewed a vow to keep memories of the conflict from fading so Japan will never again wage military aggression during the central government’s annual ceremony in Tokyo on Aug. 15 to pay tribute to the nation's war dead. [Read More]
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