People enjoy beer under hot weather

People enjoy beer under hot weather

FUKUOKA, Japan - Customers raise their mugs at a beer garden in Fukuoka, southwestern Japan, on June 20 as temperatures rose on Kyushu, with the mercury topping 35 degrees C in Kumamoto Prefecture. (Kyodo)

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