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Memorial for Austrian cable car fire on 10th anniversary

KAPRUN, Austria - Hitoshi Narahara, father of one of the 10 Japanese victims in a cable car fire in Kaprun in November 2000 which killed 155 people, offers a prayer at a commemorative hall for the victims on Nov. 11, 2010, in the Austrian city. A memorial service was held near the railway bridge of the now-defunct cable car on the 10th anniversary of the accident.

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Non-handicapped are drawn to wheelchair basketball

TOKYO, Japan - Junior high school students and members of the Tokyo Apache pro basketball team participate in a wheelchair basketball class at Narahara Junior High School in Tokyo's Hachioji city on Nov. 28, 2009.

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Bodies of Japanese quake victims brought home from Pakistan

NARITA, Japan - Caskets of Satoru Narahara and his infant son Hikaru, who were killed when their Islamabad apartment building collapses in the Oct. 8 quake, are unloaded from a plane at Narita airport, northeast of Tokyo, on Oct. 17.

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Relatives of Japanese quake victim identify body

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Family members of Satoru Narahara, who was killed in the powerful earthquake in South Asia, arrive at Islamabad airport on Oct. 11. They later identified his body at a hospital in Islamabad.

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Family of Japanese quake victims leaves for Pakistan

NARITA, Japan - Family members of Satoru Narahara, who was killed in the devastating earthquake that struck South Asia on Oct. 8, prepare to leave Narita airport for Pakistan on Oct. 10 to identify his body. At right is his elder brother, Yasufumi, followed by Narahara's mother, Takako.

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All defendants acquitted in Alpine tunnel fire

SALZBURG, Austria - Junko Narahara of Japan (L), whose daughter Ryoko Narahara was among 155 victims of an Alpine cable-car fire in November 2000, enters a court in Salzburg Feb. 19 to hear a ruling in the trial of 16 people accused of negligence. The court acquitted them.

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Kaneko hits solo homer

TOKYO, Japan - Nippon Ham Fighters infielder Makoto Kaneko (R) is greeted by teammate Hiroshi Narahara after hitting a solo homer off Orix Bluewave starter Edward Yarnall in the bottom of the sixth inning at Tokyo Dome on May 29. Nippon Ham edged Orix 3-2.

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Kaneko hits solo homer

TOKYO, Japan - Nippon Ham Fighters infielder Makoto Kaneko (R) is greeted by teammate Hiroshi Narahara after hitting a solo homer off Orix Bluewave starter Edward Yarnall in the bottom of the sixth inning at Tokyo Dome on May 29. Nippon Ham edged Orix 3-2.

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New generation of A-bomb storytellers emerging in unlikely place

Yasukazu Narahara, 39, recounts the experiences of atomic bomb survivor Emiko Okada in Fujimi, Saitama, on July 4, 2015. Narahara was certified by the city of Hiroshima earlier in the year as a storyteller to pass on the experiences of such survivors. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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New generation of A-bomb storytellers emerging in unlikely place

Yasukazu Narahara, 39, recounts the experiences of atomic bomb survivor Emiko Okada in Fujimi, Saitama, on July 4, 2015. Narahara was certified by the city of Hiroshima earlier in the year as a storyteller to pass on the experiences of such survivors. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Bodies of Japanese quake victims brought home from Pakistan

NARITA, Japan - Caskets of Satoru Narahara and his infant son Hikaru, who were killed when their Islamabad apartment building collapses in the Oct. 8 quake, are unloaded from a plane at Narita airport, northeast of Tokyo, on Oct. 17. (Kyodo)

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Relatives of Japanese quake victim identify body

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Family members of Satoru Narahara, who was killed in the powerful earthquake in South Asia, arrive at Islamabad airport on Oct. 11. They later identified his body at a hospital in Islamabad. (Kyodo)

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Family of Japanese quake victims leaves for Pakistan

NARITA, Japan - Family members of Satoru Narahara, who was killed in the devastating earthquake that struck South Asia on Oct. 8, prepare to leave Narita airport for Pakistan on Oct. 10 to identify his body. At right is his elder brother, Yasufumi, followed by Narahara's mother, Takako. (Kyodo)

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Memorial for Austrian cable car fire on 10th anniversary

KAPRUN, Austria - Hitoshi Narahara, father of one of the 10 Japanese victims in a cable car fire in Kaprun in November 2000 which killed 155 people, offers a prayer at a commemorative hall for the victims on Nov. 11, 2010, in the Austrian city. A memorial service was held near the railway bridge of the now-defunct cable car on the 10th anniversary of the accident. (Kyodo)

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All defendants acquitted in Alpine tunnel fire

SALZBURG, Austria - Junko Narahara of Japan (L), whose daughter Ryoko Narahara was among 155 victims of an Alpine cable-car fire in November 2000, enters a court in Salzburg Feb. 19 to hear a ruling in the trial of 16 people accused of negligence. The court acquitted them. (Kyodo)