Mysterious “ghost ships” filled with skeletons an increasingly common occurrence in Japanese waters

JAPAN — It is not every day an actual ghost ship washes ashore. Finding an abandoned ghost ship housing the remains of those who went down with the vessel is even more rare. However, in Japan, it has recently become so common for North Korean fishing boats, with the remains...

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Mysterious “ghost ships” filled with skeletons an increasingly common occurrence in Japanese waters

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