(5)Militant group takes 3 Japanese captive

TOKYO, Japan - Noriaki Imai (R), one of three Japanese taken hostage by a militant group calling itself Saraya al-Mujahideen, is seen talking with House of Concillors lawmaker Atsuo Nakamura at Nakamura's office April 2, one day before Imai left for Iraq. Photo was taken from Nakamura's Internet homepage.

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