(2)Legacy of slain peacekeeper Akino continues 5 years after dea

(2)Legacy of slain peacekeeper Akino continues 5 years after dea

TOKYO, Japan - Soccer fan Taro Morita (R) gives soccer instructions to boys in Sarajevo in an undated photo provided by the Akino Yutaka Eurasia Fund. Morita has set up a nongovernmental organization in Bosnia with the backing of the fund that has helped Japanese youth research and conduct activities to promote peace. (Kyodo)

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