Kim Jong Il's former sushi chef

Kim Jong Il's former sushi chef

BEIJING, China - Kenji Fujimoto (C), sushi chef to the late North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, arrives at Beijing's international airport on July 20, 2012, en route to Pyongyang. Fujimoto says he was invited there by Kim Jong Un, the late Kim's son and North Korea's new leader.

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