Jack-o'-lanterns appear in Hokkaido

Jack-o'-lanterns appear in Hokkaido

NANAE, Japan - Thirty-five jack-o'-lanterns glow in front of JR Onuma Station in Nanae, Hokkaido, Oct. 13. Such displays have been held since 2001 to publicize the area with locally grown pumpkins. (Kyodo)

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