Terakoshi meets ex-premier Mori in Beijing

Terakoshi meets ex-premier Mori in Beijing

BEIJING, China - Takeshi Terakoshi (R), a Japanese man living in North Korea who went missing while fishing in the Sea of Japan in the early 1960s, meets former Japanese Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori (L) in Beijing on Oct. 2. Terakoshi is scheduled to arrive in Japan Oct. 3 for a temporary visit. (Kyodo)

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