Kazakstan envoy hands over 2nd list of Japanese detainees

Kazakstan envoy hands over 2nd list of Japanese detainees

TOKYO, Japan - Kazakstan Ambassador to Japan Tleukhan Kabdrakhmanov (L) shakes hands with Health, Labor and Welfare Minister Chikara Sakaguchi on Dec. 7 after submitting to Japan a list of the names of 2,585 Japanese people who were detained in Kazakstan after World War II. It is the second time Kazakstan has handed over such a list to Japan since 1994.

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