2,000 Japanese, Korean children gather to promote peace

2,000 Japanese, Korean children gather to promote peace

OSAKA, Japan - About 2,000 children from Japanese and ethnic Korean schools form themselves into ''Hana (one in Korean) Osaka'' at a park within the grounds of Osaka Castle in Osaka's Chuo Ward on June 15. They gathered to mark the third anniversary of the inter-Korean declaration.

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