Critic finds own cartoon work drawn as detainee after war

Critic finds own cartoon work drawn as detainee after war

TOKYO, Japan - Teiji Kojima, 83, an entertainment and sumo wrestling critic, shows one of the cartoons he drew as a detainee after World War II. He found the cartoons, which had been lost, at his home. He said he drew them to encourage fellow prisoners.

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