Soga gives birthday gift to father

Soga gives birthday gift to father

MANO, Japan - Hitomi Soga (R), one of five abductees now back in Japan, hands her father Shigeru a sweater as his birthday gift at their home in the town of Mano, Niigata Prefecture on Dec. 21. (Pool photo)

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