Former abductees' family regains "ordinary life" in Japan hometown

Former abductees' family regains "ordinary life" in Japan hometown

TOKYO, Japan - Abduction victims Yasushi Chimura (L) and his wife Fukie hold a press conference in Obama, Fukui Prefecture, on Oct. 4, 2012 ahead of the 10th anniversary of their return to Japan from North Korea.

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