Cruises reopen after deadly tour boat accident off Hokkaido

Cruises reopen after deadly tour boat accident off Hokkaido

A tourist boat leaves Utoro port in Shari, Hokkaido, on June 16, 2022. Three tourist boat operators based at the port in the northern Japan town reopened sightseeing cruises the same day for the first time since a tourist boat operated by another company sank in April with 26 people aboard in bad weather.

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