Japanese man recalls ordeal in Japan-ruled Manchuria during WWII

Japanese man recalls ordeal in Japan-ruled Manchuria during WWII

Eisuke Iijiro recounts his ordeal in Manchuria, the Japanese-ruled region of northeastern China during World War II, in an interview at his home in Chiba, east of Tokyo, as seen in this photo taken on April 10, 2015. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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