2 refugees from N. Korea arrive in Japan

2 refugees from N. Korea arrive in Japan

NARITA, Japan - Two refugees from North Korea -- the North Korea-born son (L) and niece of a Japanese woman who moved to North Korea around 1961 -- arrive at Tokyo's Narita airport from Beijing on June 18. They had fled to China from North Korea last year and had been sheltering at the Japanese Embassy in Beijing since April this year.

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