(1)Japanese-American museum to help abductees' kin

(1)Japanese-American museum to help abductees' kin

LOS ANGELES, United States - Irene Hirano (L), executive director and president of the Japanese American National Museum (JANM) in Los Angeles, talks with Shigeru Yokota at the museum on April 18. Hirano told Yokota, head of a support group for relatives of Japanese abducted to North Korea, the museum would help raise U.S. citizens' awareness of the abduction issue.

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