(6)Bodies of diplomats return to Japan with relatives

(6)Bodies of diplomats return to Japan with relatives

NARITA, Japan - Foreign Minister Yoriko Kawaguchi (R) offers her condolences to Emiko Oku, wife of Japanese diplomat Katsuhiko Oku, who was killed in Iraq on Nov. 29, on her arrival at Narita airport with the coffin containing her husband's body on Dec. 4. (Pool photo)

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