Japan high schoolers from tsunami-hit area meet U.S. students

Japan high schoolers from tsunami-hit area meet U.S. students

CRESCENT CITY, United States - Students from Takata High School in Iwate Prefecture, northeastern Japan, strike a pose with those of Del Norte High School in Crescent City, California, on Jan. 8, 2015. The Japanese students visited the U.S. city to thank local people for sending back a school boat that was swept away by a tsunami caused by the devastating 2011 earthquake.

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