War-displaced Japanese woman from China reunited with brother

War-displaced Japanese woman from China reunited with brother

TOKYO, Japan - Keiji Kamijo (R), 66, wipes away tears in a news conference March 1 at the Health, Labor and Welfare Ministry after being reunited with his younger sister Dong Shengzhi (L), a war-displaced woman from China. Dong Shengzhi was identified as Kamijo's sister Azuko, 59.

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