Terakoshi ends stay in home Ishikawa Pref.

Terakoshi ends stay in home Ishikawa Pref.

KANAZAWA, Japan - Takeshi Terakoshi (C), on his first visit to Japan from North Korea since he disappeared 39 years ago, bids farewell to relatives Oct. 9 before leaving Komatsu airport for Tokyo en route to Pyongyang. Terakoshi, vice chairman of a labor organization in the North Korean capital, arrived in Japan as part of a five-member labor delegation from the country. (Kyodo)

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