6 children of 1970 JAL hijackers arrive in Japan

6 children of 1970 JAL hijackers arrive in Japan

NARITA, Japan - Six children of Japanese who hijacked a Japan Airlines (JAL) plane to Pyongyang in 1970 arrive at Narita airport, east of Tokyo, via Beijing from North Korea on Jan. 13. The six, in their late teens and early 20s, were born in North Korea and grew up there. (Kyodo)

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