Actress Sakai's husband released on bail

Actress Sakai's husband released on bail

TOKYO, Japan - Yuichi Takaso, husband of actress Noriko Sakai who has been indicted for stimulant possession and use, bows to a crowd in front of a police station in Tokyo's Shibuya Ward on Sept. 16, 2009, following his release on bail after being detained on similar charges. Takaso, 41, was freed as he paid the 5 million yen bail via his lawyer. (Kyodo)

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