Ex-Lucky Dragon crew member to visit Marshall Islands in Feb.

Ex-Lucky Dragon crew member to visit Marshall Islands in Feb.

TOKYO, Japan - Matashichi Oishi, a former crew member of the Lucky Dragon No. 5, a Japanese fishing boat exposed to radiation during a 1954 U.S. hydrogen bomb test in the Pacific, tells reporters in Tokyo on Jan. 11 that he will visit the Marshall Islands, the site of the incident, in February to attend a memorial ceremony.

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