9 sail boats leave Okinawa for S. Korea in int'l boat race

9 sail boats leave Okinawa for S. Korea in int'l boat race

NAHA, Japan - Japan's sail boat Kaisei leaves a port in Naha, Okinawa, on May 11 for Incheon, South Korea, in an international sail boat race to commemorate the World Cup soccer finals to be co-hosted by Japan and South Korea. Nine sail boats from Japan, South Korea, the Netherlands, New Zealand and Russia took part in the race to Incheon.

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