ABDUCTEES
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　


 Recognized
 by North Korea
(13 people)

　Shuichi Ichikawa
　Toru Ishioka
　Megumi Yokota
　Rumiko Masumoto
　Kaoru Matsuki
　Yaeko Taguchi
　Tadaaki Hara
　Keiko Arimoto
●　Fukie Hamamoto
●　Yukiko Okudo
●　Yasushi Chimura
●　Kaoru Hasuike
●　Hitomi Soga　



          　
●…Recently released abductees.
                                      



　

 　Acknowledged by
  the Japanese goverment
  as abduction victims.
(17 people)
                                              
　Hiroshi Kume
　Shuichi Ichikawa
　Toru Ishioka
　Megumi Yokota
　Rumiko Masumoto
　Kaoru Matsuki
　Yaeko Taguchi
　Tadaaki Hara
　Minoru Tanaka
　Miyoshi Soga
　Keiko Arimoto
  Kyoko Matsumoto
●　Fukie Hamamoto
●　Yukiko Okudo
●　Yasushi Chimura
●　Kaoru Hasuike
●　Hitomi Soga


Aacknowledged by NARKN
(24 people)
 including those
also acknowledged
 by Japanese government.

Shoji Terakoshi
Takeshi Terakoshi
Sotoo Terakoshi
Kumiko kato
Ryoko Hurukawa
Kimiko Hukutomi
Kenzo Kosumi
                         
　		 　Acknowledged by COMJAN
  COMJAN believes there is a high
  probability that these people might
  have been abducted by North Korea.
  （“No.1000 list” includes 37 people）
                                                               
Yoichiro Tokunaga
Kahoru Kimura
Teruko Kase
Toshiko Sakamoto
Nobuo Hidaka
Shinobu Yagi
Shinichi Mizusima
Hiroshi Saito
Eriko Kunii
Hiroshi Imai
Masayuki Oyashiki
Kumiko Kato
Hajime Sonoda
Toshiko Sonoda
Takako Ikushima
Humiko Toyama
Noriko Hurukawa
Takemi Ko
Tsuyoshi Ko		 Takashi Osawa
Kimimasa Kiyosaki
Susumu Hujita
Tomiko Kunihiro
Noriyuki Huse
Akira Araki
Masateru Maegami
Mizuko Koto
Tatsumitsu Kaneta
Kenji Yamada
Toshiyuki Adachi
Koichi Tsuji
Koichi Kawashima
Miho Yamamoto
Miwa Akita
Yukio Hayashida
Tomiyasu Yakura
Etsuko Sasaki

COMJAN estimates more than four hundred
people are victims  of abduction, including
 those not yet identified.


Korean returnees
Korean returnees (93,340 people) consider that they are a kind of abductees. They cannot return,  visit or exchenge letters freely.


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