Woman badly injured in 2005 derailment writes of her life since

Woman badly injured in 2005 derailment writes of her life since

Aiko Okazaki, who was a teenage student and one of the most seriously injured in a 2005 train derailment, is pictured in Tokyo in February 2015. The 29-year-old Okazaki, who still needs a wheelchair to move around, published a book on April 1, 2015, mostly depicting her life after surviving the accident that killed 107 people in Hyogo Prefecture, western Japan. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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