2nd anniversary of deadly quake in Japan's Hokkaido

2nd anniversary of deadly quake in Japan's Hokkaido

Photo taken in Atsuma, on the northernmost Japanese main island of Hokkaido, shows a candle with a sign reading "wish for quick reconstruction" on Sept. 6, 2020, the second anniversary of a deadly earthquake in the region. The quake caused landslides, killing 44 people in Hokkaido including 37 in the town.

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