Students operate reference center for wartime underground shelter

Students operate reference center for wartime underground shelter

NAGANO, Japan - A member of Nagano Shunei High School's hometown research group (Second from R) briefs visitors on the ''House of Rekimichi'' displaying reference material on the wartime underground shelter in Nagano City.

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