Sado, Niigata Pref. – Twenty years after she and some other victims returned to Japan following their abduction by North Korea, Hitomi Soga on Monday pledged to continue to seek the resolution of the issue of Japanese nationals kidnapped by the reclusive country.
“It’s my mission to continue to speak out and make as much of an appeal as I can,” Soga told a news conference in the city of Sado, Niigata Prefecture. “I want to communicate my agony, loneliness and mortification as much as possible.”
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