Memorial sculpture of S. Korean student unveiled
TOKYO, Japan - A bronze sculpture commemorating the courage of Lee Su Hyon, a 26-year-old South Korean student who died Jan. 26 in a bid to rescue a man who had fallen onto to railway tracks, is unveiled July 1 at a Japanese-language school in Tokyo's Arakawa Ward where he was studying. Lee and Shiro Sekine, 47, a Japanese photographer from Yokohama, died while trying to save a man who had fallen onto the tracks of a JR station in Tokyo. Lee's parents, Lee Song Dae (L, background) and Shin Yoon Chan (next to Lee), joined the unveiling ceremony.
- Product Code
- ILEA000009090
- Registered date
- 2001/7/01 00:00:00
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- Kyodo / Kyodo News Images
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- 1690 × 1215 pixel
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- 72 dpi
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- 878.93(KB)*
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