(2)Soga family arrives in Japan

(2)Soga family arrives in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Repatriated Japanese abductee Hitomi Soga (2nd from R) and her American husband Charles Jenkins walk to a waiting limousine from a chartered plane at Tokyo's Haneda Airport on July 18, followed by their two North Korea-born daughters Mika (L), 21, and Belinda (behind Soga), 18.

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