Japanese woman helping Japanese-Dutch search for their fathers

Japanese woman helping Japanese-Dutch search for their fathers

VOORTHUIZEN, the Netherlands - Yoko Huijs-Watanuki (R), in this photo taken March 11 in Voorthuizen, the Netherlands, has been helping ''nisei'' or second-generation Japanese-Dutch in the Netherlands for 15 years.

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