Tokyo detention center

Tokyo detention center

Photo taken Nov. 30, 2018, shows the Tokyo detention center in the Japanese capital, where Nissan Motor Co.'s long-serving boss Carlos Ghosn is being held in custody following his arrest the previous week for alleged financial misconduct. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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