20 war-displaced Japanese joins last dinner in Japan

20 war-displaced Japanese joins last dinner in Japan

NARITA, Japan - A group of 20 war-displaced ethnic Japanese who have been in Japan since Nov. 1 to search for their relatives drink a toast Nov. 15 at a hotel close to Narita airport, east of Tokyo, from where they will fly back to Beijing on the morning of Nov. 16.

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