Over 1,000 march in protest of nuclear programs

Over 1,000 march in protest of nuclear programs

YAIZU, Japan - Carrying a photograph of Aikichi Kuboyama, who died from radiation injuries sustained in a U.S. thermonuclear testing in the Bikini Atolls in the Marshall Islands in 1954, a woman walks in a march held March 1 to protest nuclear programs in memory of the first Japanese victim of a testing for peaceful use of atomic energy.

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