Heavy snow hits western Japan

Heavy snow hits western Japan

OSAKA, Japan - Osaka Castle is veiled by heavy snowfall that hit western Japan on the morning of Feb. 9. Meteorologists are forecasting that 30-50 centimeters of snow could fall through Feb. 10 in heavily affected areas of the southern Tohoku region as the snow front moves from western Japan to the Pacific coast of eastern Japan. (Kyodo)

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