Osaka children's hospice aims to be "extension of everyday life"

Osaka children's hospice aims to be "extension of everyday life"

Photo taken June 19, 2016 shows children with serious illness spending time together with their families at Tsurumi Children's Hospice in Osaka. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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