Funeral for wife of Daiei Hawks manager Oh held in Tokyo

Funeral for wife of Daiei Hawks manager Oh held in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Daiei Hawks manager Sadaharu Oh watches his wife Kyoko's coffin being put into a hearse at Enyuuji Temple in Tokyo's Meguro Ward on Dec. 14. Some 1,800 people attended the funeral of Kyoko Oh, who died of stomach cancer on Dec. 11 at the age of 57.

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