Rich McCorのインスタグラム(paperboyo) - 10月11日 05時28分

Back in 2012 this was the scene of one of the most famous escapes in Japanese history. The fugitive - known only as 337 - scaled up a sheer rock wall, miraculously squeezed through a barbed wire fence, swam out into Tokyo Bay and managed to remain in the water for weeks eluding capture. Daily searches were conducted and on one occasion he was spotted resting near an estuary but by the time the Japanese coastguard arrived, 337 was gone. It took eighty-two days in total until the authorities finally managed to capture him. By the time they returned him here to Tokyo Sea Life Park, he had become a local celebrity. As you may have guessed 337 was a Penguin. True Story #TokyoTokyo @TokyoTokyoOldMeetsNew #TokyoSeaLifePark #ad

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