Korean school in Osaka

Korean school in Osaka

Photo taken Dec. 28, 2017, shows a gate of Higashiosaka Chosen Chukyu Gakko, a major pro-Pyongyang junior high school in Osaka's Ikuno Ward. The school will close in March following a cutoff of funding by Japan's central and local governments. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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