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List of Japanese Abductees Identified by Government of Japan and Missing Persons in Witch the Possibility of Abduction by North Korea Cannot Be Ruled Out List of Japanese Abductees Identified by Government of Japan and Missing Persons in witch the Possibility of Abduction by North Korea Cannot be Ruled Out Investigation Commission on Missing Japanese Probably Related to N.Korea(COMJAN) adress: 2-3-8-401 81-3-5684-5058 Fax: 81-3-5684-5059 Email address:[email protected] Website: http//www.chosa-kai.jp age of No. date of disappear first name family name sex disappea area of disappeae date of birth r 1 around 7/1948 KAZUMARU HIRAMOTO M 20 Kyushu Region 2/1/1928 2 2/9/1950 TOSHIAKI HIRAMOTO M 21 Nakatsu City, Oita Pref. 19/6/1929 3 27/10/1952 KOSUKE WATANABE M 23 Kyoto City, Kyoto Pref. 18/1/1932 4 13/3/1953 MASAO TERAUCHI M 24 Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Pref. 5 7/10/1953 YOICHIRO TOKUNAGA M 18 Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Pref. 14/1/1935 6 around 1954 SETSU ARAI F 18 Taito Ward, Tokyo 12/1/1936 7 22/4/1954 YOSHIYUKI KONISHI M 20 Anami-cho, Ishikawa Pref. 21/9/1933 8 1954.Winter CHIE NAGAYAMA M 18 Arakawa Ward, Tokyo 9 around 1954 KOTOMI YAMAMOTO F 23 Osaka City, Osaka Pref. 10 14/1/1955 KANEYOSHI TOSHIMA M 19 Sadamitsu-cho, Tokushima Pref. 25/12/1935 11 7/4/1955 AKIO KINOSHITA M 18 Kyoto City, Kyoto Pref. 8/10/1936 12 24/9/1955 MASAJI NAKANO M 23 on the surface of ocean 18/9/1932 13 23/10/1955 HIROYUKI HABU M 37 on the surface of ocean in Kagoshima Pref. 5/11/1917 14 21/1/1956 HISAKO KANETO F 23 Bibai City, Hokkaido 15 3/1956. KIKU UENO M 19 Shinagawa Ward, Tokyo 16 18/3/1956 SHIRO SAITO M 17 Sapporo City, Hokkaido 23/11/1938 17 around 1957~58 OSAMU SAITO M 21 Minato Ward, Tokyo 6/5/1936 18 around 4/1957 YUKIO TOMINAGA M 20 Osaka City, Osaka Pref. 19 30/6/1957 NOBORU HOSOKAWA M 22 Nanao City, Ishikawa Pref. 20 around 8/1957 SAKIKO OKAMURA F 21 Iwakuni City, Yamaguchi Pref. 21 around 8/1957 MITSUYA KUBO M 24 Koyaguchi-cho, Nara Pref. 22 11/5/1958 HIDEKO MATSUNAGA F 21 Kameda-mura(now Hakodate City), Hokkaido KENICHI(comml 23 28/5/1958 NAKAMURA M 20 Nagasaki City Nagasaki Pref. 24/8/1937 y colled 24 14/7/1958 RYUJI SATO M 20 Sapporo City, Hokkaido 25 12/1958 SHIGERU MURAYAMA M 24 Taito Ward, Tokyo 26 10/12/1958 TORAO IWASA M 32 Kamakura City, Kanagawa Pref. 27 around 1959 KENKICHI INOMATA M 19 Nerima Ward, Tokyo 28 1/'1959 SUMIKO TOCHI F 19 Omuta City, Fukuoka Pref. 29 12/3/1959 HIROMITSU MAE M 25 Suginami Ward, Tokyo 30 4/5/1959 EMIKO ADACHI F 23 Kyoto City, Kyoto Pref. 31 1/7/1959 HIROYUKI TAKAHASHI M 22 Chitose City, Hokkaido 32 after 1960 SHIN FUJITA M 29 Tokyo 5/9/1931 33 27/2/1960 KAORU KIMURA F 21 Akita City, Akita Pref. 27/8/1938 34 around 5/1960 MASANOBU TAMURA M 23 Tateyama City, Chiba Pref. 27/8/1936 35 around 6/1960 KIYOSHI TOYOTA M 24 Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Pref. YAMASHITA 36 19/6/1960 TAIRA M 25 Edogawa Ward, Tokyo 18/5/1935 （IIZUKA) 37 3/7/1960 TOSHIKAZU TATSUMI M 16 Osaka City, Osaka Pref. 15/8/1943 38 21/9/1960 YASUO MIYAZAWA M 17 Taito Ward, Tokyo 20/10/1942 39 11/1960 MAKIKO NORIMATSU F 23 Wakayama Pref. 40 3/11/1960 TAKAO OZAKI M 27 Kobe City, Hyogo Pref. 28/4/1933 41 after 1961 CHIYOKO SAKAKIBARA F 27 Tokyo station, Tokyo 42 4/1961 TAKANORI TAKADA M 19 Sakai City, Osaka Pref. 43 4/1961 MINORU NAITO M 22 Nigata City, Nigata Pref. 44 1/7/1961 YUKIO NOZAKI M 26 Shimokawa-Cyo, Hokkaido 16/10/1934 45 7/1961 SADAKO ABE F 24 Ichinomiya City, Aichi Pref 46 10/8/1961 SHIGEHISA TAKAGI M 21 Obama City, Fukui Pref. 3/3/1940 47 24/9/1961 RETSUKO MASAKI F 18 Tokushima City, Tokushima Pref. 23/12/1942 48 7/9/1961 HIDETSUNE FUNAKOSHI M 20 Ichikawa City, Chiba Pref. 49 11/1961 YASUHARU TAKAMATU M 20 Kamakura City, Kanagawa Pref. 23/3/1941 50 1/11/1961 Shoji SAITO M 22 Zushi City, Kanagawa Pref 10/7/1939 51 26/12/1961 HAJIME NAKAYA M 28 Ashibetu City, Hokkaido 52 1/1962 either HI-Sung(EIKO) KIM(KANEMURA) F 19 Nigata Pref. 2/10/1942 53 around 4/1962 TERUKO KASE F 17 Unakami-machi, Chiba Pref. 4/5/1944 54 around 9/1962 YOSHIKAZU NINOMIYA M 24 Shinagawa Ward, Tokyo 15/1/1938 1/9 55 around 8/1962 KATAMU SEKINE M 21 Nagoya City, Aichi Pref. 56 27/10/1962 KAZUKO NISHIZAKI F 15 Kitakyusyu City, Fukuoka Pref. 57 6/12/1962 SEIKO INOUE F 18 Kita Ward, Tokyo 11/1/1944 58 around late 1963 KIMIO SAKASHITA M 30 Nanao City, Ishikawa Pref. 9/2/1933 59 around 3/1963 TOMIO KATO M 20 Itabashi Ward, Tokyo 60 around 5/1963 MASAHIRO TERADA M 19 Osaka City, Osaka Pref. on the surface of ocean of Takahama-cho(now 61 11/5/1963 SYOJI TERAKOSHI M 36 Shiga-cho) Ishikawa Pref. on the surface of ocean of Takahama-cho(now 62 11/5/1963 SOTO TERAKOSHI 24 Shiga-cho) Ishikawa Pref. on the surface of ocean of Takahama-cho(now 63 11/5/1963 TAKESHI TERAKOSHI M 13 Shiga-cho) Ishikawa Pref. 64 around early 6/1963TAICHI TAKAHASHI M 22 Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Pref. 21/11/1941 65 16/6/1963 MASATOSHI INOZUME (YASUDA) M 3 Mori-cho, Hokkaido 66 16/6/1963 SETSUKO NAKATSUKA F 18 Bunkyo Ward, Tokyo 5/6/1945 67 10/8/1963 MINORU UCHIYAMA M 23 Muroran City, Hokkaido 68 20/9/1963 YOKO MORI F 19 Hakodate City, Hokkaido 15/5/1944 69 6/12/1963 KUNISADA MAKINO M 19 Osaka City, Osaka Pref. 70 26/1/1964 KEIKO NAKASHIMA F 21 Toyama Pref. 21/2/1943 71 6/1964 MASAKAZU BABA M 19 Tokyo 13/12/1944 72 around 10/1964 HIDEO SUGAHARA M 21 Higashiosaka City, Osaka Pref. 73 25/10/1964 KUMIKO HASEGAWA F 23 Kama City, Fukuoka Pref. 74 25/8/1964 SUSUMU NAGATA M 21 Osaka City, Osaka Pref. 13/2/1943 about 75 around 1965 MASAKO UMEDA F Higashiosaka City, Osaka Pref. 22 76 3/1/1965 JUNYA MIZUKAMI M 28 Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Pref 77 18/1/1965 SHIGEO YONEKAWA M 22 Chuo Ward, Tokyo 78 3/3/1965 MIYOSHI YAMAGUCHI M 26 Osaka Pref. 1/3/1939 79 26/3/1965 SUSUMU FUJITA M 17 Aomi-cho, Nigata Pref. 25/3/1948 80 10/4/1965 KATSUYOSHI KOMARU M 22 Tokyo or Kyoto Pref. 24/12/1942 81 around 5/1965 SHIKUYA IWABUCHI M 22 Shimizu City, Shizuoka Pref. 82 25/5/1965 NOBUO YOSHIDA M 29 Otaru City, Hokkaido 30/8/1935 83 8/6/1965 AKIKO TANEHASHI F 21 Asaka City, Saitama Pref. 24/8/1943 84 9/6/1965 TOSHIKO SAKAMOTO F 22 Kita Ward, Tokyo 22/11/1942 85 2/7/1965 JINZABURO MARUHASHI M 56 Asahikawa City, Hokkaido 86 around 8/1965 MOTOE OKA F 19 Osaka City, Osaka Pref. 87 8/1965 YASUO KAMATA M 36 Osaka Pref. 88 around early 8/1965TOSHIHARU NISHIJIMA M 24 Osaka City, Osaka Pref. 89 around 8/1965 KISE YAMAGATA F 22 Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Pref. 90 26/8/1965 TATSUO TERAMOTO M 25 Asahikawa City, Hokkaido 91 around 10/1965 KAME NISHIHIRA F 37 Obihiro City, Hokkaido 20/4/1928 92 around 28/10/1965 KANMORI ASHITOMI M 21 Okinawa Pref. 93 31/3/1966 YOSHIAKI MARUYAMA M 22 Mikuni-cho(now Sakai City), Fukui Pref. 9/8/1943 94 around early HIDEKO TAKAMATSU F 20 Ichikawa City, Chiba Pref. 5/1966 95 around 5/1966 TOSHINAO TSUMAGARI M 24 Kobe City, Hyogo Pref. 96 11/7/1966 MASAKI YAMAMOTO M 29 Hirakata City, Osaka Pref. 1/6/1942 97 21/8/'1966 SAKAE KOBAYASHI M 23 Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo 29/4/1943 98 30/9/1966 TOMEYOSHI MIYAWAKI M 26 Hikari City, Yamaguchi Pref. 15/3/1939 99 around 1967-196 CHIEKO MARUYAMA F 40 or 41Sapporo City, Hokkaido 100 9/1/1967 TETSUKO SOBU F 24 Obihiro City, Hokkaido 3/8/1942 101 28/1/1967 YUKIE YOSHIDA F 17 Kushiro City, Hokkaido 18/2/1949 102 21/2/1967 KIHACHI TAKEISHI M 25 Saga City, Saga Pref. 103 21/4/1967 EIKO SHIROSAKI F 20 Iwanai-cho, Hokkaido 20/7/1946 104 8/5/1967 HIROSHI YAMAZAKI M 23 Shibetu-cho, Hokkaido 8/3/1944 105 around 9/1967 NOBUO HIDAKA M 22 Taito Ward, Tokyo 27/11/1944 106 10/10/1967 SEIJI KIMURA M 23 Kushiro City, Hokkaido 107 23/10/1967 YUKO OKADA F 14 Tokoro-cho, Hokkaido 27/3/1953 108 7/11/1967 KEIGORO KAMIYA M 55 on the surface of ocean Omu-Cho, Hokkkaido 5/3/1912 109 7/11/1967 KEIGO KAMIYA M 26 on the surface of ocean Omu-Cho, Hokkkaido 20/3/1941 110 7/11/1967 NORIHITO KAMIYA M 19 on the surface of ocean Omu-Cho, Hokkkaido 11/4/1948 111 7/11/1967 HAYAMI KAMIYA M 16 on the surface of ocean Omu-Cho Hokkkaido 9/1/1951 112 20/11/1967 HIDEAKI SAKAMOTO M 32 Osaka City, Osaka Pref. 15/11/1935 113 12/1967 MASAKO ASAO F 20 Kurashiki City, Okayama Pref.
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