(2)Media members visit quake-isolated Yamakoshi village

(2)Media members visit quake-isolated Yamakoshi village

YAMAKOSHI, Japan - Many houses in the mountain village of Yamakoshi in central Niigata Prefecture remain submerged in a pond formed by a river blocked by landslides during the Oct. 23 earthquakes. Members of the media were allowed to visit the village on Dec. 14 for the first time since the disaster. (Kyodo)

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