Private funeral for Eiheiji Temple abbot Miyazaki held

Private funeral for Eiheiji Temple abbot Miyazaki held

FUKUI, Japan - A private funeral for Ekiho Miyazaki, abbot of Eiheiji Temple in Fukui Prefecture, was held at the temple on Jan. 11. The abbot died of natural causes Jan 5 at a hospital in Sapporo at age 106.

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