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Japan detains Chinese boat near Okinawa

(Xinhua)

21:25, March 05, 2013

TOKYO, March 5 (Xinhua) -- The Chinese consulate general in Japan's Fukuoka confirmed Tuesday that a Chinese fishing boat was detained by Japanese authorities for alleged illegal fishing in the waters near Okinawa.

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