North Korea has decided to expel a detained Japanese man on the principle of humanitarianism, the country's state-run media said Sunday, with Japan's government trying to collect relevant information.Tomoyuki Sugimoto, who visited North Korea as a Japanese tourist, was kept under control by an institution to be inquired into his crime against the nation's law, the Korean Central News Agency reported.The institution "decided to leniently condone" Sugimoto, KCNA said.A Japanese government source said earlier this month that a man detained in North Korea was thought to be a videographer from t…READ FULL ARTICLE