Japanese families commemorate victims of battles on Pacific isla

Japanese families commemorate victims of battles on Pacific isla

SAIPAN, Northern Mariana Islands - Members of Japanese families who survived battles on Pacific islands during World War II lay flowers in commemoration of lost members of their families in a ceremony on Saipan on June 1. Participants said this will be their last such meeting on the western Pacific islan due to their advanced ages. (Kyodo)

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