Decade later, 4 New York lives forever transformed by 9/11

Decade later, 4 New York lives forever transformed by 9/11

NEW YORK, United States - Rev. T. Kenjitsu Nakagaki (L) is pictured in Central Park with Judy Kuriansky, a prominent New York psychologist, on Aug. 8, 2011 after a meeting to discuss plans for a 9/11 lantern floating ceremony, which includes remembering Japan's March 11 tsunami victims. The annual event includes setting 108 paper lanterns down the Hudson River. (Kyodo)

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