Funeral for Japanese aid worker who died in Turkey quake

OITA, Japan - A funeral is held for Atsushi Miyazaki (picture) in the city of Oita, his hometown, on Nov. 16, 2011. The Japanese aid worker died when the hotel he was staying in collapsed in Van, eastern Turkey, in a Nov. 9 earthquake.

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