(1)Five surviving abductees to visit Japan

TOKYO, Japan - File photos show Yasushi Chimura (upper L), Fukie Hamamoto (upper R), Yukiko Okudo (lower L) and Hitomi Soga (lower R), who have lived in North Korea since being abducted to the country and are due to arrive at Narita airport on Oct. 15 for a temporary visit to Japan.

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