... I longed to leave that place every day.

I hope that this book will help the abduction issue in a small way, anyway.

Most importantly, I am thankful to Prime Minister Koizumi, ... As I said openly during my court-martial, Prime Minister Koizumi will always remain in the heart and prayers of me and my family.

They really will feel that the European institutions have gone too far -- both the commission and the court -- and they will then try to reduce their powers in other areas ... where they are currently accepting their powers in competition or internal market.

I think it is taking a very risky approach, and I don't think the situation is that dire to warrant such a risky approach.

I am thankful to the Japanese people for each day of my life I will now spend in freedom.

They told me the anesthetic was for the battlefield. It was hell.

We slept on the floor, there was most often no electricity, and we had no running water, ... We were allowed to bathe once a month, though in the summer we bathed more often in the river.