S. Korean climbers in Japan

S. Korean climbers in Japan

MIYADA, Japan - Some of the South Korean climbers who went missing on a mountain in the Central Alps, central Japan, board a police vehicle in Miyada, Nagano Prefecture, on July 30, 2013, after successfully coming down the mountain.

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