Obuchi's daughter returns from Britain to see ailing father

Obuchi's daughter returns from Britain to see ailing father

NARITA, Japan - Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi's 26-year-old daughter Yuko arrives at Narita airport from Britain, where she is studying, on April 4. She later went to the Tokyo hospital where her father, who suffered a stroke two days earlier, remains in a coma.

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