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Sano (surname)
Sano ( ja, 佐野) is a Japanese surname. Notable people with the surname include: * Fusako Sano, Japanese kidnapping victim * Gaku Sano, (born 1992), Japanese actor * Hayato Sano (born 1998) Japanese actor, and idol from M!LK * Hidemasa Sano (born 1984), Japanese swimmer * Hinako Sano (born 1994), Japanese actress * Hiroyuki Sano, Japanese pole vaulter * Junya Sano (born 1982), Japanese cyclist * , Japanese footballer * Kazuhiro Sano (born 1956), Japanese film director * Kazuma Sano (born 1989), Japanese actor * Keita Sano (born 1994), Japanese baseball player * , Japanese basketball coach * Konosuke Sano, Japanese long-distance runner * Mari Sano (born 1968), Japanese artist * , Japanese samurai * Masayuki Sano (born 1919), Japanese fencer * Miguel Angel Sano, Dominican baseball player * Minoru Sano (figure skater) (born 1955), Japanese figure skater * Minoru Sano (chef) (1951–2014), Japanese chef * Mizuki Sano (born 1973), Japanese actor * Motoharu Sano (born 1956), Japane ...
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Fusako Sano
(born November 28, 1980) is a Japanese woman who was kidnapped at age nine by , and held in captivity for nine years and two months from November 13, 1990, to January 28, 2000. In Japan, the case is also known as the . Abduction Fusako Sano, then a fourth grade elementary school girl, disappeared on November 13, 1990, at age nine after watching a school baseball game in her home town of Sanjō, Niigata Prefecture, Japan. A large police search failed to find the missing girl. Police even considered the possibility that she had been kidnapped by North Korean intelligence operatives. She had been kidnapped by Nobuyuki Satō (born July 15, 1962), then a 28-year-old mentally disturbed unemployed Japanese man, who forced her into his car, and subsequently held her in the upstairs floor of his apartment in a residential area of Kashiwazaki, Niigata Prefecture for 9 years and two months. The house is only 200 meters from a ''kōban'' (police substation), and 55 kilometers from the lo ...
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