(4)5 abductees to N. Korea reunited with families

(4)5 abductees to N. Korea reunited with families

TOKYO, Japan - Yukiko Okudo (C) smiles at Tokyo's Haneda airport on Oct. 15 after arriving, along with four other Japanese abductees to North Korea, for a temporary homecoming. Okudo, 46, was abducted by North Korea in July 1978.

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