His family murdered by the Taliban, an Afghan boy called Mohammed comes to Japan as a refugee because his father had always told him the country was a peaceful one.
Kensuke Onuki displays a picture book he authored to illustrate the plight of Afghan refugees.
But then Japanese immigration authorities detain him, ending his dream of going to school in Japan.
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