Miyake high school welcomes new students

Miyake high school welcomes new students

MIYKE ISLAND, Japan - The Tokyo metropolitan government-run Miyake High School on Miyake Island holds an entrance ceremony on April 7, the first one since all islanders were evacuated following volcanic eruptions in the summer of 2000. (Kyodo)

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