Nakayama, gov't advisor on N. Korea abduction issue, resigns

Nakayama, gov't advisor on N. Korea abduction issue, resigns

TOKYO, Japan - Kyoko Nakayama, the Cabinet Secretariat adviser on the North Korean abduction issue, enters the prime minister's office Sept. 29. Nakayama conveyed her intentions to Chief Cabinet Secretary Hiroyuki Hosoda during a meeting at the office and Hosoda accepted her resignation. (Kyodo)

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