Two-year-old Tiana Kiku Weed and her six-year-old brother Takoda Tei Weed were taken from Portland, Oregon, on January 15, 2004, in what is described as an international parental abduction. The children disappeared in the company of their mother, Kyoko Oda, after a contentious divorce from their father, Brett Weed. Tiana was described at the time as having light brown hair and brown eyes. She may use the nickname Kiku Chan or the alias Kiku Oda; her brother may use Tei Chan or Tei Oda.

A court initially permitted Oda to move the children to Japan under conditions that allowed Brett Weed consistent visitation, phone calls and online contact. Once in Japan, Oda is accused of cutting off all communication. In July 2005 a U.S. court granted Brett Weed full legal and physical custody, but the children are believed to have remained in Japan and contact was not restored. The FBI’s Portland Field Office has been involved and age-progressed photos have been released over the years.

Anyone who remembers seeing Tiana, Takoda, or two children called Kiku or Tei in Japan or elsewhere is asked to share information that might help reunite them with their father.