CORRECTED China frees detained Japanese

CORRECTED China frees detained Japanese

SHANGHAI, China - CORRECTING PROVINCE'S NAME Sadamu Takahashi, a Japanese employee of Fujita Corp., is surrounded by media people upon his arrival at Pudong airport in Shanghai on Oct. 9, 2010. Takahashi was freed the same day by Chinese authorities after being detained along with three others for allegedly trespassing in a military zone in Hebei Province. (Kyodo)

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