Hasuike becomes full-time college instructor

Hasuike becomes full-time college instructor

NIIGATA, Japan - Former Japanese victim of North Korean abduction Kaoru Hasuike talks to reporters at Niigata Sangyo University in Kashiwazaki, Niigata Prefecture, on April 2 after being made a full-time instructor there.

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