TAYTAY, Philippines - A remote village in the Philippines with many war-displaced Filipino-Japanese descendants, or Nikkeijin, has received solar-powered lights from aid groups, evoking gratitude from the recipients for the groups' efforts to seek them out and keep their Japanese ties alive.
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