(2)Police release documents on N. Korean agent

TOKYO, Japan - Photo taken at the Tokyo Metropolitan Department on Feb. 28 shows copies of instructions sent by North Korea to its agent in Japan. The agent, a 73-year-old resident of Tokyo's Nakano Ward, is suspected of illegally entering Japan in November 1995 from China and applying for an alien registration card in March 1999 at the Nakano Ward hall using the identity of a pro-Pyongyang Korean resident of Japan, police said.

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