Kin of Japanese NZ quake victims

Kin of Japanese NZ quake victims

KANSAI AIRPORT, Japan - Family members of students from Toyama College of Foreign Languages leave for New Zealand from Kansai airport, Osaka Prefecture on Feb. 24, 2011. Ten students from the school in Toyama Prefecture remain missing in the wake of a major earthquake in New Zealand on Feb. 22, when they were studying at a local language school.

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