Repatriated abductee Hasuike becomes full-time college instructor
Wednesday 02nd April, 04:15 PM JST
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1 Comments
zaichik at 12:27 AM JST - 4th April
I think the word you're looking for is "temporary"!
Anyway, glad to see Hasuike-san now has a secure job.
The mention of Kashiwazaki and abduction reminded me of the case of the girl who was abducted when she was 9 and held captive in Kashiwazaki for 10 years until 2000 - Fusako something, her name was, IIRC. I wonder how she's doing these days....
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