Commemoration of WWII Osaka air raid victims

People pray at a monument dedicated to the victims of a massive U.S. air bombing of Osaka during World War II near JR Kyobashi Station in the western Japan city on Aug. 14, 2020, the 75th anniversary of the attack that took place a day before Japan surrendered to end the war in 1945.

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