(3)3 released Japanese hostages in Iraq return to hometowns

(3)3 released Japanese hostages in Iraq return to hometowns

MIYAZAKI, Japan - Kimiko Koriyama, mother of freelance photojournalist Soichiro Koriyama, one of the three Japanese civilians released after being held hostage for more than a week in Iraq, speaks to reporters of his son's return home on April 20.

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