1 month after torrential rain in southwestern Japan

1 month after torrential rain in southwestern Japan

People pray in Hitoyoshi in Kumamoto Prefecture on Aug. 4, 2020, a month after torrential rain caused deadly floods and mudslides in southwestern Japan.

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