Staff writer
In a small, sultry room in Tokyo’s Sumida Ward, an area that was devastated by a massive U.S. B-29 bombing raid on March 10, 1945, Hiroshi Hoshino spends busy days organizing data on the victims and reading letters from survivors.
Staff writer
In a small, sultry room in Tokyo’s Sumida Ward, an area that was devastated by a massive U.S. B-29 bombing raid on March 10, 1945, Hiroshi Hoshino spends busy days organizing data on the victims and reading letters from survivors.
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