Japanese survivor back home from China

Japanese survivor back home from China

NARITA, Japan - Miyose Watanabe (L) answers reporters' questions upon arrival at Narita airport near Tokyo on Nov. 8, 2012. She was rescued during a trekking tour on a mountain near the Great Wall in China. Three other Japanese died after being caught in heavy snow during the trekking tour. Seen at right to Watanabe is her husband Akira.

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