Remembering lost loved ones

Remembering lost loved ones

Mourners drop flowers into the sea Nov. 28 at the second government-sponsored memorial service for the more than 1,500 civilians who died when their evacuation ship sank after being torpedoed by a U.S. submarine during World War II. The ceremony was held on a ferry in the East China Sea, 10 kilometers northwest of Akuseki Island in Kagoshima Prefecture, where the Tsushima Maru sank Aug. 22, 1944. ==Kyodo

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