Hokkaido man keeps diary since 1945 without skipping single day

Kenji Eguchi, a stationery store owner in Hokkaido Prefecture's Asahikawa, shows his diary written in 1945 during an interview in October 2014, in the northern Japanese city. Eguchi, who was instructed to keep a diary by his class teacher when he entered junior high school, has kept up with his daily routine for 70 years without skipping a single day since April 1, 1945. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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