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Akita University School of Medicine Pays Tribute to Body Donors: Family Members Say, "We Had Mixed Feelings, but We Are Happy that We Can Contribute to the Future of Medicine" | Akita Sakigake Shimpo Online Edition

A memorial service for those who donated their bodies to Akita University School of Medicine was held at the Akita Castle Hotel in Akita City. Approximately 250 people, including bereaved family members and students, attended the service. The names of the 92 people who donated their bodies in the past year were read aloud, and flowers were laid.
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A memorial service for those who donated their bodies to Akita University School of Medicine was held at the Akita Castle Hotel in Akita City. Approximately 250 people, including bereaved family members and students, attended the service. The names of the 92 people who donated their bodies in the past year were read aloud, and flowers were laid.

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秋田魁新報電子版 broke the news on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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