Late Japanese photographer Makita, focused on minority people

Late Japanese photographer Makita, focused on minority people

This file photo taken in November 1994 shows photojournalist Kiyoshi Makita who died in 2006 due to pneumonia at the age of 54. Makita was known for taking pictures on the lives of Korean residents in Japan and other ethnic minorities. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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