Support group to build grave for homeless people

Support group to build grave for homeless people

TOKYO, Japan - Kazunori Yui (L), a senior staff member of Tokyo-based nonprofit organization Sanyukai, and Gakugen Yoshimizu, a Buddhist priest at Koshoin temple, stand in front of the planned construction site for a joint grave for financially troubled individuals, including homeless people and day-laborers, at the Tokyo temple on Dec. 26, 2014. The NPO aims to collect 2 million yen to build the grave. (Kyodo)

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