Education ministers gives news conference

Education ministers gives news conference

TOKYO, Japan - Education Minister Atsuko Toyama speaks at a news conference in Tokyo on June on the incident in Ikeda, Osaka Prefecture, in which a knife-wielding man stabbed eight children to death and injured 15 others including teachers.

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