Kozushima residents brace up for typhoon

Kozushima residents brace up for typhoon

KOZUSHIMA, Japan - Men lay sandbags along the road facing the Pacific on July 7 as a strong typhoon, the season's third, approaches the quake-prone Kozushima Island, south of Tokyo.

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