Miyazaki airport reopens after WWII US bomb blast


Flights have resumed at a regional Japanese airport after an unexploded World War II US bomb blew up less than a minute after a passenger jet taxied past.

Miyazaki airport in southern Japan originated in 1943 as an imperial Japanese navy base, sending dozens of “kamikaze” aircraft on suicide missions.

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