20th anniversary of stabbing rampage at Osaka elementary school

20th anniversary of stabbing rampage at Osaka elementary school

Students attend a memorial service at Ikeda Elementary School in the western Japan city of Ikeda, Osaka Prefecture, on June 8, 2021, the 20th anniversary of a stabbing rampage that killed eight students.

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