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Seven People, Including a 48-Year-Old Unemployed Man, Arrested and Referred to Prosecutors on Suspicion of Violating the Fisheries Act for Allegedly Fishing without Permission Off the Coast of Shukutsu, Otaru City. "Was It Organized Poaching?" Otaru Coast Guard Investigates Other Crimes and Background Connections. <Hokkaido>

Seven men, including a 48-year-old man from Otaru City, were arrested and referred to prosecutors by September 2nd on suspicion of violating the Fisheries Act for illegally poaching sea cucumbers off the coast of Shukutsu, Otaru City. The seven men arrested and referred to prosecutors on suspicion of violating the Fisheries Act include Koji Kumakura (48), an unemployed resident of Otaru City. According to the Otaru Coast Guard, Kumakura and the …
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Seven men, including a 48-year-old man from Otaru City, were arrested and referred to prosecutors by September 2nd on suspicion of violating the Fisheries Act for illegally poaching sea cucumbers off the coast of Shukutsu, Otaru City. The seven men arrested and referred to prosecutors on suspicion of violating the Fisheries Act include Koji Kumakura (48), an unemployed resident of Otaru City. According to the Otaru Coast Guard, Kumakura and the …

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FNN.jpプライムオンライン broke the news on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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