(1)Skunk cabbages in full bloom at Ozegahara marshy plain

(1)Skunk cabbages in full bloom at Ozegahara marshy plain

KATASHINA, Japan - Skunk cabbages (photo taken June 14) are in full bloom against Mt. Shibutsu on the Ozegahara marshy plain in Katashina, Gunma Prefecture. (Kyodo)

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