Kin of Japanese killed in WWII sub sinking visit Australia memorial

Kin of Japanese killed in WWII sub sinking visit Australia memorial

Shichiro Chiba (2nd from L) and other relatives of an Imperial Japanese naval officer, Toraichi Inoue, along with Japanese Consul General in Sydney Keizo Takewaka (2nd from R), visit a monument in Darwin, Australia on Feb. 18, 2018. Inoue died after his submarine was sunk off the northern Australian coast during World War II. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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