Hasuike starts full-time teaching

Hasuike starts full-time teaching

KASHIWAZAKI, Japan - Kaoru Hasuike, one of the five repatriated victims of abduction by North Korea, receives a letter of appointment as a full-time contract employee at Niigata Sangyo University on April 1. Hasuike, 47, who had been teaching Korean part time at the university, takes on additional tasks such as offering guidance to foreign students.

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