Japan's Historic Fishing Port of Hakodate Was a Ghost Town on Friday After a Two-metre (6.6-foot) Tsunami Ripped Through the Centre and Authorities Told 30,000 People to Evacuate.; Seafood News Today Provides Complete Coverage
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