800 people offer condolences for late peace activist Oda

TOKYO, Japan - Mourners who attended a memorial service Aug. 4 for Makoto Oda, a writer and peace activist, march after the service near the site of the funeral in Tokyo's Minato Ward. Oda succumbed to stomach cancer July 30 at the age of 75.

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