3 detained Japanese head home from China

3 detained Japanese head home from China

SHANGHAI, China - Fujita Corp. employees Junichi Iguchi (C) and Hiroki Hashimoto (R) leave a hotel in Shanghai to head back home on Oct. 1, 2010. China the previous day released three of four Japanese detained for allegedly entering a military zone without permission and videotaping facilities. (Kyodo)

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