(1)Soga's two daughters take off N. Korean badge

(1)Soga's two daughters take off N. Korean badge

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Mika (L), 21, and Belinda (R), two daughters of repatriated Japanese abductee Hitomi Soga, wear a North Korean badge featuring late leader Kim Il Sung as they leave a Jakarta hotel en route to Japan on July 18.

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