California city dedicates square to WWII Japanese-American soldier

California city dedicates square to WWII Japanese-American soldier

Kenko Sone (L), Japan's consul general in Los Angeles, poses for a photo alongside James Nakakihara (2nd from L), a grandnephew of WWII Japanese-American soldier Sadao Munemori, and others at the newly dedicated Sadao S. Munemori Memorial Square in Glendale, California, on Dec. 9, 2023.

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