Marine adventurer Yahata gets Faust AG award

Marine adventurer Yahata gets Faust AG award

TOKYO, Japan - Marine adventurer Satoru Yahata speaks in an interview in December 2014. Yahata, who has journeyed by kayak to the Pacific islands and Japanese fishing villages, received the 2014 Adventurer of the Year award from Faust Adventurers' Guild the same month.

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