American woman missing in Hokkaido, family calls for information

American woman missing in Hokkaido, family calls for information

SAPPORO, Japan - Skye Budnick, a 21-year-old female college student from the United States, has been missing since arriving in Hokkaido on April 2, her mother Susan (R) and sister Megan (L with picture of Skye) said in Sapporo on April 15, asking Japanese people to come forward with any information they may have about her.

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