Ikeda school welcomes new students, holds entrance ceremony

Ikeda school welcomes new students, holds entrance ceremony

OSAKA, Japan - Children, accompanied by their parents, head for Ikeda Elementary School in Ikeda, Osaka Prefecture, where a knife-wielding man killed eight children in June last year, on April 10 to attend an entrance ceremony for 114 new first-year students.

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