3 Japanese-Filipino children, Filipino mothers arrive in Japan

3 Japanese-Filipino children, Filipino mothers arrive in Japan

NAGOYA, Japan - Three Japanese-Filipino children and their Filipino mothers arrive at Centrair airport near Nagoya on March 28, realizing their long-time dream to live in their Japanese fathers' homeland.

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