CORRECTED China frees detained Japanese

CORRECTED China frees detained Japanese

SHANGHAI, China - CORRECTING PROVINCE'S NAME Sadamu Takahashi (L), a Japanese employee of Fujita Corp., shakes hands with Hiroyasu Izumi, Japanese consul general in Shanghai, in Shanghai on Oct. 9, 2010, after being freed by Chinese authorities the same day. Takahashi was detained along with three others for allegedly trespassing in a military zone in Hebei Province. (Kyodo)

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