Overview
- The outreach, which took place Wednesday at Nankai Namba Station, brought together her parents, Osaka police and NPO staff who handed out about 1,200 flyers featuring an age‑progressed portrait.
- Volunteers also worked the morning crowd at Ikoma Station in Nara, and organizers emphasized that people can share even anonymous tips.
- Osaka police, who treat the case as an abduction, report having deployed about 120,189 personnel and logged 6,378 tips as of May 10.
- A National Police Agency reward program offers up to ¥3 million for information that helps solve the case, with tips taken by the Izumisano investigation headquarters at 072-464-1234 or yuri@police.pref.osaka.jp.
- Yoshikawa disappeared on May 20, 2003 while walking home in Kumatori, last seen passing a classmate about 400 meters from her house.