Traditional storage rebuilt after typhoon in southwestern Japan

Photo taken March 19, 2021, in the Kagoshima Prefecture city of Amami, southwestern Japan, shows one of the five Takakura traditional storage facilities which was rebuilt after being destroyed by a powerful typhoon in 2018.

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