Akita, Mar 18 (News On Japan) - A fishing boat was found adrift in northern Japan, with a deceased 75-year-old fisherman inside.
The boat had drifted approximately 280 kilometers from Okushiri Island in Hokkaido to Shimohama Beach in Akita City.
An emergency call was made shortly after 7 a.m. on March 16th, reporting a fishing boat adrift.
The engine was still running, suggesting that the fisherman lost consciousness while operating the boat.
Source: ANN
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