Head of poet Kenji Miyazawa study group shows notebook

Head of poet Kenji Miyazawa study group shows notebook

Takashi Matsumoto, head of a group comprising fans of early 20th-century legendary poet Kenji Miyazawa in Yahaba, Iwate Prefecture, northeastern Japan, shows the press on June 22, 2015, a notebook used in his high school days. Handwriting analysis has proved it to be genuine (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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