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x-husband of table tennis star Fukuhara seeks child's early Taiwan return

TOKYO, Japan, July 27 Kyodo - Chiang Hung-chieh, the Taiwanese ex-husband of retired Japanese table tennis star and Olympic medalist Ai Fukuhara, attends a press conference at the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan in Tokyo on July 27, 2023, seeking the return of their son, now in Fukuhara's custody, to Taiwan. Chiang, also a table tennis player, said Fukuhara has refused to allow it since taking him back to Japan in 2022 and then severing contact.

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