JAPANESE ABDUCTED BY NORTH KOREA WALKS WITH HIS FATHER AFTER RETURN TO JAPAN AT TOKYO'S HANEDA...

Japanese abducted by North Korea Yasushi Chimura (R) walks with his father Tamot at Tokyo's Haneda Airport after returning to Japan from North Korea October 15, 2002. Five Japanese abducted by North Korea set foot on home soil on Tuesday for the first time in nearly a quarter century for an emotional reunion with relatives joyful at their return but fearful of changes wrought by the years spent in the reclusive communist state. They are the only certain survivors among 13 people North Korea admits to having abducted to teach the Japanese language to its spies. REUTERS/Kimimasa Mayama KM/CP