Nearly 8,000 people were still caught up in evacuee life as Japan marked the first anniversary Monday of Typhoon Hagibis' landfall that killed at least 113 and left three missing in the country's east, according to a Kyodo News tally.At a memorial service held in the town of Marumori in northeastern Japan's Miyagi Prefecture, 37-year-old Keita Otsuki, three of whose family members died and another having gone missing, said, "It has been a year of despair as I couldn't save my family.""It is our responsibility to hand down the story of that disaster to the next generations and live on," Otsu…READ FULL ARTICLE
