Memorial unveiled in Wales for sunken Japanese ship victims

Memorial unveiled in Wales for sunken Japanese ship victims

Yoshiko Nakamura (2nd from L) prays for those who died in the sinking of the Japanese merchant ship Hirano Maru in the final days of World War I during a ceremony to unveil a memorial dedicated to them in Angle, western Wales, on Oct. 4, 2018. Nakamura's grandfather, who was an officer of the old Imperial Japanese Navy, died in the attack by a German submarine in the Irish Sea. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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