By KOHEI WATANABE/ Staff Writer
April 18, 2024 at 07:00 JST
John Lennon poses for a photo with other students at the now-defunct Kodo Gakusha judo school in Tokyo’s Setagaya Ward in 1977, with then fifth-grader Noriko Kitada seen second from left in the second row. (Provided by Noriko Kitada)
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