Japan official visits Iran again to ask for student's release

Japan official visits Iran again to ask for student's release

TEHRAN, Iran - Japanese Senior Vice Foreign Minister Itsunori Onodera arrives at a Tehran hotel on Nov. 4. He made his second visit to Iran to seek the support of the Iranian government in obtaining the early release of Satoshi Nakamura, a 23-year-old Japanese college student kidnapped in southeastern Iran in October.

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