Actor Morishige leaves hospital on recovering from heart attack

Actor Morishige leaves hospital on recovering from heart attack

GUSHIKAWA, Japan - Veteran Japanese actor Hisaya Morishige, 89, leaves an Okinawa prefecture hospital Jan. 17, where he was admitted Dec. 31 after suffering a heart attack. (Kyodo)

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