Orphaned Thai girl given 1-yr temporary resident status in Japan

Orphaned Thai girl given 1-yr temporary resident status in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Mevisa Yoshida, a 13-year-old Thai girl, responds to questions from reporters in Tokyo on Dec. 21 after Japan gave her a one-year temporary resident status. Yoshida, orphaned in Thailand, is now living in Japan with her Thai grandmother and her Japanese husband.

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