1752年12月5日(日本江户时期),日本仙台藩领本结郡気仙沼的载重150吨的“春日丸”商船,在铫子港附近突遇大风。大风大雪持续了4天4夜,“春日丸”帆柱折断,失去自航能力,任凭潮流漂泊。在大洋里漂流了将近4个月,船上的饮用水没有了,13名船员面临死亡的威胁。他们祈神保佑。寒冷袭人,薪柴无着,船员们依靠嚼生米充饥。漂流的日子一天一 On December 5, 1752 (during the Edo Period, Japan), a 150-tonne “Kasugamaru” commercial vessel carrying the Kesenmakuma, Collingham, Sendai, Japan suddenly met a gale near Port of Bangzi. Gale and snow lasted 4 days and 4 nights, “Spring pill ” mast break, loss of self-navigation ability, despite the trend drifting. Drifting in the ocean for nearly four months, there was no drinking water on board and 13 crew members were threatened with death. They pray for God. Chilly, firewood, the crew rely on chewing raw rice to eat. Drifting day one day