Tsunami-hit high school yacht clubs practice

Tsunami-hit high school yacht clubs practice

AKITA, Japan - Members of high school yacht clubs from tsunami-hit Miyagi Prefecture pull a boat from the water after practice in Yurihonjo, Akita Prefecture, northeastern Japan, on May 4, 2011. Yacht clubs from three high schools in Iwate and Miyagi, who lost all of their yachts in the March 11 devastating tsunami, began camping in the prefecture to prepare for a national competition, using yachts rented or given to them from other high schools. (Kyodo)

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