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Man suspected of fatally stabbing girl

TOKYO, Japan - The vehicle carrying Charles Thomas Ikenaga, suspected of fatally stabbing a high school girl, leaves the Mitaka Police Station in Tokyo on Oct. 10, 2013. Ikenaga, 21, is suspected of fatally stabbing Saaya Suzuki, 18, in front of her home in Mitaka, Tokyo, on Oct. 8.

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Man suspected of fatally stabbing girl

TOKYO, Japan - The vehicle carrying Charles Thomas Ikenaga, suspected of fatally stabbing a high school girl, leaves the Mitaka Police Station in Tokyo on Oct. 10, 2013. Ikenaga, 21, is suspected of fatally stabbing Saaya Suzuki, 18, in front of her home in Mitaka, Tokyo, on Oct. 8.

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Miss Nippon ''Marine Day'' visits PM Aso

TOKYO, Japan - Yu Ikenaga (R), Miss Nippon ''Marine Day'' promoting a fund-raising campaign for marine rescuers, puts a blue feather on Prime Minister Taro Aso's suit while paying a courtesy call on him at his office June 29.

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Miss Nippon ''Marine Day'' visits PM Aso

TOKYO, Japan - Yu Ikenaga (R), Miss Nippon ''Marine Day'' promoting a fund-raising campaign for marine rescuers, pays a courtesy call on Prime Minister Taro Aso at his office June 29.

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Court gives same 22-yr prison term for retried stalking-murder case

Undated photo shows Charles Thomas Ikenaga. The Tokyo District Court on March 15, 2016 sentenced the 23-year-old to 22 years in prison for killing his teenage former girlfriend in 2013, in a high-profile stalking-murder case retrial in Tokyo, unchanged from its initial ruling. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Miss Nippon ''Marine Day'' visits PM Aso

TOKYO, Japan - Yu Ikenaga (R), Miss Nippon ''Marine Day'' promoting a fund-raising campaign for marine rescuers, puts a blue feather on Prime Minister Taro Aso's suit while paying a courtesy call on him at his office June 29. (Kyodo)

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Miss Nippon ''Marine Day'' visits PM Aso

TOKYO, Japan - Yu Ikenaga (R), Miss Nippon ''Marine Day'' promoting a fund-raising campaign for marine rescuers, pays a courtesy call on Prime Minister Taro Aso at his office June 29. (Kyodo)