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Japanese sailor to embark on world’s longest wave-powered voyage |
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Honolulu, Hawaii, USA - Kenichi Horie, who has crossed the Pacific in a solar-powered boat made of recycled aluminum, is getting ready for his next solo adventure.
The 69-year-old Japanese sailor will set out March 16 on what he says will be the world's longest voyage in a wave-powered boat.
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"With so many people supporting me, even by myself, I won't feel lonesome." |
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