ASDF jet crashes off east Japan, lone pilot rescued
The pilot ejected from the jet at around 12:35 p.m. local time and was not in a life-threatening condition after being rescued, public broadcaster NHK reported, citing the ASDF. The ASDF is confirming further details of the accident
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