(6)Photos of weapons recovered from N. Korean spy ship released

TOKYO, Japan - Photo released by the Japan Coast Guard on Oct. 4 shows the partition separating the engine room and the storeroom of a sunken North Korean spy ship raised from the waters west of the island of Amami-Oshima, southwestern Japan, in September. (Kyodo)

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