Kin ask Foreign Ministry to look into case of Terakoshi trio

TOKYO, Japan - Akio Terakoshi (R), son of Shoji Terakoshi who went missing at sea with his nephew Takeshi and brother Sotoo in 1963, gives Akitaka Saiki, deputy director general of the Foreign Ministry's Asian and Oceanian Affairs Bureau, a written statement at the ministry Oct. 11 asking the ministry to investigate how the three disappeared and how Shoji and Sotoo died, reportedly in the North. (Kyodo)

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