Ehime Maru captain leaves for Honolulu

Ehime Maru captain leaves for Honolulu

OSAKA, Japan - Hisao Onishi (L), captain of the Japanese fisheries training ship Ehime Maru, and Tetsuo Hama, a deckhand, check in to go aboard a flight to Honolulu at Kansai airport on Oct. 14.

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