Manga Legend Tetsuya Chiba Recalls WWII Ordeal in Manchuria

Japanese manga artist Tetsuya Chiba, known for 'Ashita no Joe,' recounted his experiences in Manchuria during World War II, particularly on the day Japan surrendered.

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Japanese manga legend Tetsuya Chiba recalls ordeal in Manchuria, roots of 'Ashita no Joe'

TOKYO -- On Aug. 15, 1945, the day Japan announced its surrender in World War II, manga artist Tetsuya Chiba, 87, best known for "Ashita no Joe" ("Tom

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Manga Legend Tetsuya Chiba Recalls WWII Ordeal in Manchuria

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Japanese manga legend Tetsuya Chiba recalls ordeal in Manchuria, roots of 'Ashita no Joe'

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