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Tsunami 2011: Several Times the Us Coast Guard Fired, Then the Japanese Ghost Ship Sank

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Millions of tons of debris that had torn the huge waves in the tsunami disaster in Japan in March 2011 drifted into the Pacific for years. Much landed on the coasts of Hawaii and Alaska. Among them ghost ships such as the "Ryou-un Maru".

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Tsunami 2011: Several Times the Us Coast Guard Fired, Then the Japanese Ghost Ship Sank

Millions of tons of debris that had torn the huge waves in the tsunami disaster in Japan in March 2011 drifted into the Pacific for years. Much landed on the coasts of Hawaii and Alaska. Among them ghost ships such as the "Ryou-un Maru".

·Dortmund, Germany
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Welt broke the news in Dortmund, Germany on Friday, March 6, 2026.
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