Man snatches woman from mountain lodge in Tochigi Pref.

KANUMA, Japan - Police said April 30 a knife-wielding man broke into a mountain lodge (in photo) in Kanuma, Tochigi Prefecture, robbing a couple of about 10,000 yen before tying up the husband and abducting his wife.

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