Kyoto shrine swamped by a number of people

Kyoto shrine swamped by a number of people

KYOTO, Japan - The Heian Shrine in Kyoto's Sakyo Ward is crowded with people paying their first visits of the year at 1 a.m. on Jan. 1.

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