Girl plays violin for soul of dead father at JAL crash site

MAEBASHI, Japan - Fourteen-year-old Diana Yukawa, whose father died in the 1985 crash of a Japan Airlines jumbo jet on Mt. Osutaka in Gunma Prefecture, plays the violin for him at the crash site on Aug. 12, the 15th anniversary of the worst single-plane disaster in history. Yukawa, who was born to a British mother a month after the accident, left a CD of her violin recordings to be released in Japan in September at the site. All but four of the 524 people aboard JAL Flight 123 from Tokyo to Osaka were killed.

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