Controversial kindergarten in Osaka

Controversial kindergarten in Osaka

Photo taken Dec. 21, 2016, shows Tsukamoto Kindergarten in the western Japan city of Osaka, run by the controversial school operator at the center of a questionable government-owned land sale, where children were made to cheer for Prime Minister Shinzo Abe during a sports event. At a school event, four preschoolers raised their arms and shouted, "Go fight, Prime Minister Abe." (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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