Prosecutors raid home of Sachiyo Nomura

TOKYO, Japan - Prosecutors Dec. 5 raid the Tokyo home of Sachiyo Nomura, the wife of Hanshin Tigers' manager Katsuya Nomura, who was arrested the same day on suspicion of evading some 200 million yen in corporate and income taxes.

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