Hiroshima peace museum puts Obama's paper cranes on display

Hiroshima peace museum puts Obama's paper cranes on display

Photo taken June 9, 2016, shows two paper cranes handmade by U.S. President Barack Obama, and an entry he made in a guestbook at the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum during his historic visit to the atom-bombed city in May. The museum put the paper cranes and entry on show the same day and the display will continue until Aug. 31. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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