Flower park in Japan to close permanently amid pandemic

Photo taken April 25, 2021, shows a large sculpture made of sand at Tateyama Family Park in Chiba Prefecture, eastern Japan. The park known for its poppy and other flowers will close permanently on May 31, following a series of natural disasters in 2019 such as a typhoon and then the coronavirus outbreak.

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