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Japan's Horie, 88, sets sights on breaking own Pacific crossing record
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· September 9, 2026
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Key points He intends to cross the Pacific Ocean alone on a yacht without stopping. From Kobe: An 88-year-old Japanese adventurer is preparing for a challenging journey.
From Kobe: An 88-year-old Japanese adventurer is preparing for a challenging journey. He intends to cross the Pacific Ocean alone on a yacht without stopping. This feat would be a notable achievement, especially given his age.
Further information about his plans is available. The adventurer has experience with such journeys and is looking to break his own record.
Details about the upcoming attempt, including the timing and route, can be found in the original report.
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