Diaries written by writer Haruo Sato in middle school days discovered

Diaries written by Haruo Sato (1892-1964), a Japanese writer and poet seen in this file photo taken in November 1961, when he was a middle school student were recently discovered. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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