(1)3 Japanese hostages released

(1)3 Japanese hostages released

TOKYO, Japan - Families of the three Japanese hostages are seen rejoicing in Tokyo on April 15 while watching television showing their loved ones released in Baghdad. The three are Soichiro Koriyama, 32, a freelance photojournalist from Tokyo, Nahoko Takato, 34, a volunteer worker from Chitose, Hokkaido, and Noriaki Imai, 18, from Sapporo. (Pool photo)

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