(3)Japanese man finishes solo nonstop around-world trip in yacht

(3)Japanese man finishes solo nonstop around-world trip in yacht

MIURA, Japan - Japanese adventurer Minoru Saito smiles after completing a solo nonstop voyage around the world in his yacht ''Shuten-dohji II'' on June 6. Saito, 71, arrived at a yacht harbor in Miura, Kanagawa Prefecture, becoming the world's oldest person to accomplish the fete. (Kyodo)

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