Released Japanese home

Released Japanese home

TOKYO, Japan - Construction company Fujita Corp. employees (From R) Hiroki Hashimoto, Yoshiro Sasaki and Junichi Iguchi attend a press conference in Tokyo on Oct. 1, 2010, after returning to Japan following their release by China. They admitted to entering a military zone in Hebei Province without permission.

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                    TOKYO, Japan - Construction company Fujita Corp. employees (From R) Hiroki Hashimoto, Yoshiro Sasaki and Junichi Iguchi attend a press conference in Tokyo on Oct. 1, 2010, after returning to Japan following their release by China. They admitted to entering a military zone in Hebei Province without permission. (Kyodo)
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                      SHANGHAI, China - Fujita Corp. employees Yoshiro Sasaki (R, front), Junichi Iguchi (L, front), and Hiroki Hashimoto (L, back) leave a hotel in Shanghai to head back home on Oct. 1, 2010. China the previous day released the three, who were among the four Japanese detained for allegedly entering a military zone without permission and videotaping facilities.