Keene granted Japanese nationality

Keene granted Japanese nationality

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese literature scholar Donald Keene (L) receives a bouquet from an employee of Tokyo's Kita Ward government at the municipal hall on March 8, 2012, after he was granted Japanese nationality.

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