Japanese who cooked for Kim family heads to N. Korea again

NARITA, Japan - Kenji Fujimoto leaves Narita airport near Tokyo on July 20, 2012, for Beijing on his way to North Korea. The Japanese sushi chef who cooked for the late North Korean leader Kim Jong Il for more than a decade said he is going to North Korea again at the invitation of Pyongyang's new leader Kim Jong Un.

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