(1)3 Japanese held hostage in Iraq return to hometowns

(1)3 Japanese held hostage in Iraq return to hometowns

CHITOSE, Japan - Nahoko Takato (C), a 34-year-old aid worker who was among three Japanese taken hostage and later released in Iraq, arrives at New Chitose Airport in Chitose, Hokkaido, on April 20 on her way to her parents' home.

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