(1)New Ehime Maru returns home from Honolulu

(1)New Ehime Maru returns home from Honolulu

UWAJIMA, Japan - Students from Uwajima Fisheries High School (R side) line up aboard the new Ehime Maru on July 7 as they returned home to Uwajima port, Ehime Prefecture, after a two-month training voyage which included a port call in Honolulu. The ship was built to replace the fisheries training vessel of the same name that sank after being rammed by a surfacing U.S. submarine in February 2001. (Kyodo)

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