Photo of soldiers injured in 1902 Hakkoda incident exhibited

Photo of soldiers injured in 1902 Hakkoda incident exhibited

TOKYO, Japan - A photo of Imperial Japanese Army soldiers hospitalized for injuries sustained during training in a blizzard on the Hakkoda Mountains, northeastern Japan, on Jan. 23, 1902, is exhibited in Tokyo on July 3, 2014, along with 63 other photos of the same incident.

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