An Amazing Journey from Japan | Students Rebuild

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07/22/2013 his spring, a barnacle-encrusted panga boat washed ashore in Crescent City, California. A local geologist from Humboldt State University recognized the Japanese characters on the boat as "Rikuzentakata." Soon, the Japanese consulate in San Francisco and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) confirmed the vessel as the first piece of debris to land in California due to the 2011 Japanase tsunami.

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An Amazing Journey from Japan | Students Rebuild

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07/22/2013 his spring, a barnacle-encrusted panga boat washed ashore in Crescent City, California. A local geologist from Humboldt State University recognized the Japanese characters on the boat as "Rikuzentakata." Soon, the Japanese consulate in San Francisco and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) confirmed the vessel as the first piece of debris to land in California due to the 2011 Japanase tsunami.

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