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Japan is battling uncorroborated rumors stemming from a British tabloid that water released from the crippled Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant killed tons of fish that have blanketed a shoreline in Hokkaido.
This sardine assembly was carried onto Hakodate's shores on Hokkaido, covering an almost one-kilometer stretch of beach like a thin blanket.
Thousands of tons of sardines and some mackerel washed up on the sea shore of northern Japan for reasons that are yet to be known. Forming a silver bl
As a result of the bewildering event, the beach got covered in a silver blanket, stretching for about a kilometre in length. | World News
HAKODATE, Hokkaido--Hundreds of tons of dead sardines washed up on a beach in northern Japan, prompting speculation a school of fish was suddenly deprived of oxygen for some reason.