Japanese woman killed in Turkey

Japanese woman killed in Turkey

NARITA, Japan - Serdar Kilic (far L), the Turkish ambassador to Japan, and his wife (standing next to him) greet the parents of Mai Kurihara, who was killed after a knife attack in Turkey, at Narita airport on Sept. 11, 2013. The Kuriharas arrived at the airport near Tokyo from Sendai to leave for Turkey.

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