3 Japanese released by China return home

3 Japanese released by China return home

SHANGHAI, China - Fujita Corp. employee Junichi Iguchi (C) arrives at Haneda airport in Tokyo from Shanghai with his coworkers Hiroki Hashimoto (R, back) and Yoshiro Sasaki (not shown) on Oct. 1, 2010, after the Chinese authorities released them the previous day. Another Fujita employee Sadamu Takahashi is still detained in China.

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