Japanese woman says she's returning 'home' to N. Korea

Japanese woman says she's returning 'home' to N. Korea

BEIJING, China - Fudeko Hirashima, 66, a Japanese woman who lived most of her life in North Korea until moving back to Japan to be reunited with a sister, says in a news conference at the North Korean Embassy in Beijing April 18 she plans to return to North Korea.

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