Monument for emigrants to be built in Dominican Republic

Monument for emigrants to be built in Dominican Republic

SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic - Takeaki Hidaka, a senior member of a Japanese group in the Dominican Republic, on May 19, 2012, points to a park in Santo Domingo, the Dominican Republic, where a monument financed by the Japanese government-affiliated Japan International Cooperation Agency will be built possibly later in 2012 to mark Japanese emigration to the Caribbean island nation in the 1950s.

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          SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic - Takeaki Hidaka, a senior member of a Japanese group in the Dominican Republic, on May 19, 2012, points to a park in Santo Domingo, the Dominican Republic, where a monument financed by the Japanese government-affiliated Japan International Cooperation Agency will be built possibly later in 2012 to mark Japanese emigration to the Caribbean island nation in the 1950s. (Kyodo)