Koizumi to bring 5 of 8 abductees' kin to Japan

Koizumi to bring 5 of 8 abductees' kin to Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Women look at an extra newspaper issue in Tokyo's Yurakucho district May 22 reporting that Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi will bring five of the eight family members of five repatriated Japanese abductees to Japan.

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