5th anniv. of deadly Amagasaki train accident

5th anniv. of deadly Amagasaki train accident

AMAGASAKI, Japan - Executives and other officials of West Japan Railway Co., or JR West, bow during a mourning ceremony in Amagasaki, Hyogo Prefecture, on April 25, 2010, the fifth anniversary of an accident involving a train of the company which killed 107 people.

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