30 people who were aboard adrift jet ferry returned to Tokyo Bay

Around 30 people who were passengers on a high-speed jet ferry that lost control of its rudder Wednesday in waters south of Tokyo have been returned to the capital's bay from Oshima Island, where the ship was towed to.A separate vessel operated by Tokai Kisen Co. docked at Takeshiba port around 2 p.m. Thursday carrying the visibly tired passengers, a day after their jetfoil ferry ended up adrift about 17 kilometers southwest of Nojimasaki Lighthouse, a historic landmark on the southern tip of the Boso Peninsula in Chiba Prefecture.The ship, named "Seven Islands Ai," had left Tokyo Bay carry…READ FULL ARTICLE