Racing driver Katayama rescued from Mt. Fuji

GOTEMBA, Japan - Former Formula One racing driver Ukyo Katayama speaks to reporters in front of the Gotemba police station after being rescued from Mt. Fuji on Dec. 18, 2009. Katayama was rescued after seeking help for his party of three climbers but darkness forced police to suspend their search for the other two, who are feared dead.

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