First weekend after strong quake in northeastern Japan

First weekend after strong quake in northeastern Japan

Matsushima, a scenic tourist town in Miyagi Prefecture, is seen deserted on Feb. 20, 2021, the first weekend after a huge earthquake struck northeastern Japan on Feb. 13.

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