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Former abductees' family marks 10th year of reunion

TOKYO, Japan - Children of two Japanese couples are about to fly from Pyongyang's international airport to Japan in May 2004. They are (from R in front row) Kiyoshi Chimura, Emi Chimura, Shigeyo Hasuike and Yasuhiko Chimura (L in back), and Katsuya Hasuike (R in back). Their parents were abducted by North Korean agents and repatriated to Japan.

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(2)Names of Chimuras' children unveiled

OBAMA, Japan - Repatriated abductees Yasushi Chimura and his wife Fukie unveiled the names of their three children from North Korea on May 31. (From L to R in this file photo) Their second son Kiyoshi, 16, daughter Emi, 22, and the eldest son Yasuhiko, 20.

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(4)Names of Chimuras' children unveiled

OBAMA, Japan - File photo shows Yasuhiko Chimura, the 20-year-old son of Japanese abductees Yasushi Chimura and his wife Fukie. Yasuhiko came to Japan on May 22 from North Korea with his younger brother Kiyoshi, 16, and his sister Emi, 22.

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(3)Names of Chimuras' children unveiled

OBAMA, Japan - File photo shows Kiyoshi Chimura, the 16-year-old second son of Japanese abductees Yasushi Chimura and his wife Fukie. Kiyoshi came to Japan on May 22 from North Korea with his brother Yasuhiko, 20, and sister Emi, 22.

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(5)Names of Chimuras' children unveiled

OBAMA, Japan - File photo shows Emi Chimura, the 22-year-old daughter of Japanese abductees Yasushi Chimura and his wife Fukie. Emi came to Japan on May 22 from North Korea with her two brothers Yasuhiko, 20, and Kiyoshi, 16.

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(1)Names of Chimuras' children unveiled

OBAMA, Japan - Japanese repatriated abductees Yasushi Chimura (C) and his wife Fukie (R) register at the Obama municipal office in Fukui Prefecture on May 31 the change of address of their three children, Emi, Yasuhiko and Kiyoshi, who came to Japan from North Korea on May 22.

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(3)Names of Chimuras' children unveiled

OBAMA, Japan - File photo shows Kiyoshi Chimura, the 16-year-old second son of Japanese abductees Yasushi Chimura and his wife Fukie. Kiyoshi came to Japan on May 22 from North Korea with his brother Yasuhiko, 20, and sister Emi, 22. (Kyodo)

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(4)Names of Chimuras' children unveiled

OBAMA, Japan - File photo shows Yasuhiko Chimura, the 20-year-old son of Japanese abductees Yasushi Chimura and his wife Fukie. Yasuhiko came to Japan on May 22 from North Korea with his younger brother Kiyoshi, 16, and his sister Emi, 22. (Kyodo)

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(1)Names of Chimuras' children unveiled

OBAMA, Japan - Japanese repatriated abductees Yasushi Chimura (C) and his wife Fukie (R) register at the Obama municipal office in Fukui Prefecture on May 31 the change of address of their three children, Emi, Yasuhiko and Kiyoshi, who came to Japan from North Korea on May 22. (Kyodo)

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(5)Names of Chimuras' children unveiled

OBAMA, Japan - File photo shows Emi Chimura, the 22-year-old daughter of Japanese abductees Yasushi Chimura and his wife Fukie. Emi came to Japan on May 22 from North Korea with her two brothers Yasuhiko, 20, and Kiyoshi, 16. (Kyodo)

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(2)Names of Chimuras' children unveiled

OBAMA, Japan - Repatriated abductees Yasushi Chimura and his wife Fukie unveiled the names of their three children from North Korea on May 31. (From L to R in this file photo) Their second son Kiyoshi, 16, daughter Emi, 22, and the eldest son Yasuhiko, 20. (Kyodo)