War-displaced person from China found to be niece of Hiroshima woman

War-displaced person from China found to be niece of Hiroshima woman

TOKYO, Japan - Zhao Guiqin (C), visiting Japan from China in search of relatives, gives a press conference at the welfare ministry in Tokyo on Feb. 27 after finding her aunt, Tamako Yaguchi (L), in Hiroshima Prefecture, the welfare ministry said Friday.

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