Japanese essayist commemorating 1945 Tokyo air raid victims gets letter of thanks from US
Japanese essayist commemorating 1945 Tokyo air raid victims gets letter of thanks from US March 10, 2021 (Mainichi Japan) Kayoko Ebina is seen in Tokyo's Taito Ward in this file photo taken on Dec. 14, 2016. (Mainichi) TOKYO -- A Japanese woman who lost six family members in the March 10, 1945, wartime air raid on Tokyo, and later set up monuments in the capital and holds an event to commemorate victims of the bombings each year, has taken to heart a personal message she received from the American government ahead of this year's anniversary. Kayoko Ebina, an 87-year-old essayist, rece...