(5)3 Japanese freed in Iraq arrive in Osaka

CHITOSE, Japan - Mutsuo and Kyoko Takato, the parents of aid worker and freed hostage Nahoko Takato, answer questions from reporters in Chitose, Hokkaido. Their daughter arrived at Kansai International Airport April 18 from Dubai after being released by an armed group in Iraq.

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