By KAHO MATSUDA/ Staff Writer
October 11, 2021 at 07:10 JST
Seiichi Murao stands at the side of his calligraphy work in his home in Minoo, Osaka Prefecture. It depicts the word “Chinkon” (repose of the souls) and a drawing of the cenotaph. (Kaho Matsuda)
Seiichi Murao is overcome with mixed emotions every time he thinks about a decision 36 years ago that almost certainly saved his life. [Read More]
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