Cartoons by Charlie Hebdo shooting victim on exhibit in Fukuoka

Cartoons by Charlie Hebdo shooting victim on exhibit in Fukuoka

An exhibition of drawings by Bernard Verlhac, a French cartoonist killed in the Charlie Hebdo shooting, starts in the city of Fukuoka on Japan's southwestern main island of Kyushu on April 2, 2015. Some 60 cartoons are on display, including those drawn when Verlhac visited Kyushu in 1992. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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