North Korea says Japanese abductee alive in Pyongyang

North Korea has confirmed that a Japanese man abducted by its agents in the late 1970s is living in Pyongyang with his wife, a Japanese official said Friday.Since 2014, North Korea has told Japan several times about the situation of the man, Minoru Tanaka, who went missing at age 28 after leaving for Europe, according to the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.(Minoru Tanaka) [Supplied photo]Japan has also been informed that Tatsumitsu Kaneda, who used to work with him at the same noodle shop in Kobe and disappeared at age 26, is living in North Korea, the official said.The two me…READ FULL ARTICLE