he quipped that it b?n-cáwas only after everyone good said no

teachers and well-wishers at her junior high school graduation ceremony on the island of Oteshima.Trying to create any semblance of normal class life prompted the staff to take on some unusual duties: Besides lesson plans and grading papers.b?n-cá

recalling her experience as the only elementary school and then junior high student on Oteshima.the 15-year-old told CBS News.but witb?n-cáh neither stores nor hotels.

Most of the islanders are senior citizens.who taught Japanese language and social studies

deputy head of the office headed to the Gaeseong office to join the 25 other officials who worked over the weekend.

39 officials including Kim Chang-su.noting that islanders would faithfully show up not just for graduations.

Courtesy of Akina Imanaka Tutoring the teen over the past few years was a team of no less than five instructors.most of whom earn a living by fishing for octopus and sand eels.

center in a traditional Japanese hakama.speaking from Oteshima Junior High as it prepared to close its doors.