Head of Ikeda elementary school's parent univ. voices anger

Head of Ikeda elementary school's parent univ. voices anger

TOKYO, Japan - Kaoru Nakatani, head of the parent university of Ikeda Elementary School in Osaka Prefecture, speaks at the House of Representatives Committee on Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology in the Diet in Tokyo on June 22. He voiced regret and anger at the June 8 killings in which eight pupils were fatally stabbed at the school.

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