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Four years on, Japan dad still searching for son lost in tsunami

[Article] A bereaved Japanese parent still combs the beach looking for the bones of his young son, four years after the child was killed in the 2011 quake-tsunami disaster.

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This is how Takayuki Ueno spends his weekends – searching the coastline for the body of his three-year-old son.His home was one of hundreds of thousands hit by the Japan tsunami in 2011.The bodies of his eight-year-old daughter and his mother were found nearby -- and he and other volunteers have...
This article was published Wednesday, 11 March, 2015 by AFP
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Four years on, Japan dad still searching for son lost in tsunami

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