Hasuikes watch high school baseball match

Hasuikes watch high school baseball match

KOSHIEN, Japan - Kaoru Hasuike (R), a Japanese who returned to Japan last year after being abducted to North Korea in 1978, and his wife Yukiko (L), cheer for baseball players of his alma mater Kashiwazaki Senior High School in Niigata Prefecture, in the opening match of the national senior high school baseball championship at Koshien, Hyogo Prefecture, on March 22.

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