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A coat placed over a Korean girl's shoulders after her traditional uniform was slashed in a racial attack 30 years ago has been returned to the student who gave it. Good News Network reported that Norihisa Koyama, then a Japanese high school student, was the good Samaritan involved in the notorious hanbok slashing incidents. The coat was returned after decades in the woman's possession. The report did not give details of the meeting or where it took place.