Japanese Hope to Bring WWII Remains Back From North Korea

From the Aug. 28th Fox News, AP.

A Japanese delegation arrived in Pyongyang hoping to reach an agreement to bring back Japanese soldiers buried in North Korea.  The ten-day trip is being made by a group calling itself Seishinka.

Today, Japan and North Korea have no diplomatic ties, but the Japanese colonized Korea from 1910 to 1945.  The group will also visit the graves of Japanese soldiers who died in the final days of the war.

Time to Heal the Wounds.  --GreGen