Japanese Sgt Shoichi Yokoi is discovered hiding in a cave in the forests of Guam in 1972, a good 28 years after US forces had captured the island during WWII. He lived
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So-called 'Yokoi's Cave' where the Imperial Japanese Army Holdout... Fotografía de noticias - Getty Images
The Story of a Japanese Soldier Who Hid in a Jungle Cave for 27 Years
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Yokoi's Cave in 1972
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Visiting Sgt Yokoi's Cave
Memorial museum for ex-Japanese soldier who lived for 28 yrs in Guam's jungle closes - The Mainichi
How World War two japanese soldier refused to surrender for twenty eight years
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