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Death poem by Kuroki Hiroshi, a Japanese soldier who died in a submarine accident on September 7 1944.
Text reads 「国を思い死ぬに死なれぬ益良雄が 友々よびつ死してゆくらん」
Kuni wo omoi shinu ni shi narenu masurao ga, tomodomo yobitsu shi shite yukuran
Thinking of my country, I die though I am not used to death, a successful hero, who does not go into death calling for his friends.
Source: http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~un3k-mn/kai-kuroki.htm (in japanese)
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