Japan's disconnected Wind Phone draws mourners from around the world

In a garden in Otsuchi, Japan, a white telephone booth with a disconnected rotary phone has become a place for grieving people to speak to lost loved ones. Garden designer Itaru Sasaki created the 'Kaze no Denwa', or Wind Phone, after his cousin died of cancer in December 2010. After the 2011 tsunami, thousands visited, and replicas now exist in 17 countries.