Artifacts from WWII Japanese soldiers on display in Thai museum

Artifacts from WWII Japanese soldiers on display in Thai museum

Canteens, rice cookers and other artifacts from Japanese soldiers who fought in World War II are on display in a World War II museum in Khun Yuam, Thailand, in February 2015. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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