Tornadoes hit Ibaraki, Tochigi

Tornadoes hit Ibaraki, Tochigi

TSUKUBA, Japan - Photo shows a utility pole broken by an apparent tornado in Tsukuba, Ibaraki Prefecture on May 6, 2012. A teenage boy died, around 40 people were injured and up to 500 houses were damaged after apparent tornadoes hit Ibaraki and Tochigi prefectures, north of Tokyo, local police and firefighters said. (Kyodo)

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