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Philippines - Japanese Soldier Returns

(21 May 1996) T/I: 10:23:52 FE: 10:08:09 A Japanese soldier who continued to fight for 29 years after the end of World War II has returned on a journey of peace to the Philippine island where he was based. Hiroo Onoda, a 74-year old former Japanese imperial army officer, said could only know what peace was about when he returned to Lubang, a tiny island in Occidental Mindoro. On his return, Onoda was welcomed by the local Filipino population, many of who had lost relatives to the Japanese military in World War 2. The welcome was warm, with people saying that a long time had passed and forgiveness was necessary. He was sent Lubang, 125 km (75 miles) south west of Manila, in December 1944 with orders to spy on the US military. Onoda was so successful in hiding that he did not realise that the war had ended until 1974, when he surrendered to the then Philippines' President, Ferdinand Marcos. SHOWS: LUBANG TOWN, (PHILIPPINES) OCCIDENTAL MINDORO 21 MAY 1996 Aerial of Lubang Island Closer view where HIROO ONODA hid for 29 years MS welcoming committee waving Japanese flags View of aeroplane carrying onoda landing at lubang, mindoro Onoda disembarks plane SOT Onoda:(WITH ENGLISH TRANSLATOR) "It's been 22 years. It is a very complicated feeling I have right now. However, i feel as if I was here yesterday" WS plane with crowds gathered round Photo opp wth garlanded Onoda inside airport terminal LOAC Ext venue for welcoming party People waiting for party to begin Children dancing Onoda shakes hands with children C/way crowd Photo opp woth children Local person SOT: "My parents were killed by the Japanese soldiers but I have forgiven them. A long time has passed and the Japanese have helped us financially after the war." WS Onoda thanking crowds Ext venue 2:35 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...