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Thursday Island Story Part II: Miracle Island

May 19, 2017
by Nikkei Australia
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Thursday Island Story Part II: Miracle Island

by Hiroki Iijima for Nichigo Press

 

Using Facebook, Nikkei Thursday Islander Sally Rudd was miraculously reunited with her Okinawan father after 56 years. Hiroki Iijima reports.
  

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