Japanese pupils look at letters from Iraq

Japanese pupils look at letters from Iraq

MIYAKONOJO, Japan - Pupils at Kaminagae Primary School in Miyakonojo, Miyazaki Prefecture, look at letters and paintings by pupils of a Baghdad school Jan. 29. Naoya Ohira (L), head of a Japanese nongovernmental organization, brought back the work produced in response to letters from the Japanese children.

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