Taiwan indigenous elder receives Japanese honor

Taiwan indigenous elder receives Japanese honor

KAOHSIUNG, Taiwan - Chen E-an, a prominent indigenous elder in Taiwan, was decorated with Japan's prestigious Order of the Rising Sun in ceremonies at the Kaohsiung Japanese School on May 25, 2010, in recognition of decades of advancing cultural ties between Taiwan and Japan.

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