In the summer of 1985, 9-year-old Ken Miyajima took an airplane alone from Tokyo to Osaka. He packed his backpack with snacks and juice and was excited about meeting his cousins and visiting Japan's high school baseball mecca, Koshien Stadium.Ken's life ended that day, when the Japan Airlines jumbo jet crashed into mountains northwest of Tokyo in what remains the world's deadliest single aircraft disaster. But today his story still resonates with children and adults, who see it as teaching the value of life.Kuniko Miyajima, 71, began speaking at elementary and junior high schools from 2016 …READ FULL ARTICLE
