Photo exhibition on Japanese emigrants to U.S.

Photo exhibition on Japanese emigrants to U.S.

YOKOHAMA, Japan - Japanese photographer Misaki Matsui stands at the Japanese Overseas Migration Museum in Yokohama on March 1, 2013, the opening day of her photo exhibition to highlight the lives of her great-grandfather and grandfather who emigrated to the United States about 100 years ago. The event at the museum operated by the Yokohama office of the Japan International Cooperation Agency will run until May 6.

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  • 2013/3/01 00:00:00
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