War-displaced man visits Japan to find relatives

War-displaced man visits Japan to find relatives

TOKYO, Japan - Du Chunquan (R), who was recently recognized as one of the Japanese children left behind in China in the aftermath of World War II, arrives at Tokyo's Haneda airport on Nov. 29, 2011, for a temporary visit to find his relatives.

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