Heavy rain on Pacific coast of Japan

Heavy rain on Pacific coast of Japan

Photo taken July 3, 2021, shows the swollen Kaname River in Hiratsuka, Kanagawa Prefecture, as torrential rain continues to lash areas along the Pacific coast of Japan.

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