S. Korean fishing boat sinks in Sea of Japan, crew safe

S. Korean fishing boat sinks in Sea of Japan, crew safe

SAKAIMINATO, Japan - Ten crew members of the 69-ton South Korean ship 27 Nam Young relax at a Japan Coast Guard base in Sakaiminato in Tottori Prefecture on Jan. 2 after their ship sank earlier in the day in the Sea of Japan off Shimane Prefecture, western Japan.

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