sits at the back of the former camp [Jessica Chou/Al Jazeera]

The winds howl as she visits the space where the orphan children - some of whom suffered from tuberculosis - would have eaten. She pays her respects at a monument - an obelisk that sits at the back of the former camp. The monument says ireito - meaning a monument that consoles the passed. There are offerings there - Japanese paper cranes and coins - but also small toys: a bear, a Powerpuff doll.

"WE REMEMBER," Nakamaru writes into the sand, as the wind picks it up. It is one of several such transient messages carved around the ground there. And then, she leaves.

Swastikas and warnings

Back at the visitors' centre, signatures in the guest book reveal a kind ofseating of the terminals in the connector. These prior art connectors have included a unitary cover effectively defining a channel mounted to the rear end of the electrical connector housing. Other prior art connectors have included multi-component housings including a plurality of components for engaging the wires passing into the electrical connector housing.
Other prior art connectors include wire dress covers which are easily inserted and removed from the housing of the connector. One such wire dress cover is shown in U.S. Pat. No. 5,076,802. The connector includes a channel on the rear face into which the wire dress cover is slidably engagable. The wire dress cover includes a rib for slidable engagement in the channel and a locking projection for lockingly engaging the housing after a full seating