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It's usually ships, not docks, that cross the ocean

But in this case, a 66-foot long concrete/pontoon dock, broken loose by the Japanese tsunami last year, has washed on shore in Oregon. Cool.  (h/t +Brandon Sergent)

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Japanese dock washes up in US over one year after tsunami – Telegraph
A 70-foot dock that was washed away from Japan by last year's devastating tsunami washes ashore on a beach in Oregon.

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