Kidnap victim rescued unhurt

TOYAMA, Japan - Masashi Nagahara, 24, is seen through the window at the Toyama Police Station in Toyama Prefecture on the night of Jan. 22. Nagahara was rescued about 22 hours after he was kidnapped for ransom money by a knife-wielding man, who still remains at large.

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