Japanese man plans to build 100 schools in Nepal

Japanese man plans to build 100 schools in Nepal

KATHMANDU, Nepal - Japanese philanthropist Yujiro Ishimaru talks in an interview with Kyodo News in Kathmandu on Dec. 12, 2011, about his motivation to build 100 schools in Nepal by 2016. Ishimaru lost his daughter and only child Nobuko in 2001 after her 25-year battle against a rare liver disease. (Kyodo)

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