Solar eclipse

IBUSUKI, Japan - Takahisa Yamaguchi (R), a 36-year-old soccer team manager, and his 20-year-old bride Mai, observe an annular solar eclipse using solar-eclipse glasses during a wedding ceremony on the seaside deck at a hotel in Ibusuki in southwestern Japan's Kagoshima Prefecture, on May 21, 2012. An annular solar eclipse was observed in many areas of Japan including Tokyo the same day. (Kyodo)

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