Japan makes last-ditch efforts to release hostage

Japan makes last-ditch efforts to release hostage

Yasuhide Nakayama (C), a Japanese senior vice foreign minister, is surrounded by reporters in front of the Japanese Embassy in Amman on Jan. 28, 2015, as Japan made last-ditch efforts to gain Jordanian support to save Japanese journalist Kenji Goto, believed to be held by Islamic State militants. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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