U.S. Navy's John S. McCain visits Otaru Port, Hokkaido

U.S. Navy's John S. McCain visits Otaru Port, Hokkaido

OTARU, Japan - The U.S. Navy Aegis ship John S. McCain, based in Yokosuka, Kanagawa Prefecture, visits Otaru Port in Hokkaido on Feb. 5 for a five-day stay for its crew and replenishment of necessary supplies amid protest from citizens' groups.

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