Composer Endo presents CD to Yokotas

Composer Endo presents CD to Yokotas

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese composer Minoru Endo (L) presents a CD containing a song he composed and performed to Shigeru Yokota (R) and his wife Sakie (C) in Tokyo on Jan. 25. The Yokotas, whose daughter Megumi was abducted by North Korea in 1977, represent a family group of abduction victims.

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