Nork Spy Visiting Japan...

There's sort of a reason, but not a good one for Japan to allow a Nork spy into the country.

Critics say Kim Hyon-hui will have no new information to offer the families
A former North Korean spy who blew up a South Korean airliner two decades ago killing 115 people has been allowed into Japan.

Kim Hyon-hui will meet the families of Japanese people abducted by North Korea to train its agents.

For the visit to take place Japan has waived immigration rules and police are not expected to question her past use of a fake Japanese passport.

There has been criticism in Japan of the decision to allow Ms Kim's visit.

By: Brant