By GAKUSHI FUJIWARA/ Correspondent
September 10, 2022 at 13:30 JST
Toshiya Kuge’s name appears on a marble stone in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, in both romaji and Japanese in September 2021. (Gakushi Fujiwara)
Once again in September, after a summer of restlessness, Yachiyo Kuge has become so overwhelmed with emotion that she feels unable to do anything. [Read More]
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