(3)3 Japanese freed in Iraq arrive in Osaka

(3)3 Japanese freed in Iraq arrive in Osaka

OSAKA, Japan - Recent high school graduate Noriaki Imai (L), one of the three Japanese hostages released in Iraq, arrives at Kansai International Airport near Osaka from Dubai April 18. His brother Yosuke (R, back) went to Amman to meet him.

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