Japanese man shows photo of sister now in her grave in North Korea

This undated family photo taken in what is now North Korea during World War II shows Yukiko Nagashima (back row, L), who died in Pyongyang shortly after the war ended, and her younger brother Yasuo (front row, far L). The photo was made available on Aug. 12, 2015, by Yasuo, who traveled to North Korea two days later to visit the sister's grave "for the first and last time." (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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