In most cases, the Japanese sailors gradually made their way home on merchant vessels, but in 1833 one Japanese crew crashed near Cape Flattery and was enslaved by Makahs for a period before being rescued by members of the Hudson's Bay Company.
The Japanese sailors gradually made their way home on merchant vessels. This was in most cases. Japanese crew crashed near Cape Flattery. This was in 1833 one. This was in most cases. Japanese crew was enslaved by Makahs for a period before. This was in 1833 one. This was in most cases. Japanese crew was being rescued by members of the Hudson's Bay Company. This was in 1833 one. This was in most cases.