Singer Metis speaks of atomic-bomb attacks

Singer Metis speaks of atomic-bomb attacks

TOKYO, Japan - The singer-songwriter who goes by the name Metis speaks in an interview in Tokyo on June 6, 2012. She said she grew up listening to stories of the atomic bombing from survivors including her grandmother.

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