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“It's Not Who Did It, the People Who Are There Now Should Clean It up” Handling 3,500 Landmines in Cambodia Close Contact with a Former Self-Defense Officer From Tobe Town in 2020 [From Ehime]
Approximately 3800 kilometers from Japan. There is a Japanese person who has continued to dispose of landmines with villagers in Tasaen Village, Battambang Province in northwestern Cambodia. This is Ryoji Takayama, a former self-defense officer from Tobe Town. TV Ehime has covered Takayama's activities since 2006. Now in its 20th year, I visited the site in August this year. The civil war continued in Cambodia for over 20 years from the 1970s. W…
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Approximately 3800 kilometers from Japan. There is a Japanese person who has continued to dispose of landmines with villagers in Tasaen Village, Battambang Province in northwestern Cambodia. This is Ryoji Takayama, a former self-defense officer from Tobe Town. TV Ehime has covered Takayama's activities since 2006. Now in its 20th year, I visited the site in August this year. The civil war continued in Cambodia for over 20 years from the 1970s. W…