People enjoy cool air at 1,000 lantern-lit Enoshima

People enjoy cool air at 1,000 lantern-lit Enoshima

YOKOHAMA, Japan - People walk along a stone pavement illuminated by some 1,000 lanterns in Enoshima, a small offshore island connected by bridge with the mainland, in Fujisawa, Kanagawa Prefecture, on Aug. 1, 2014, in an annual event to enjoy cool air in the evening. (Kyodo)

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