4th anniversary of western Japan rain disaster

People pray at a memorial ceremony in the Okayama Prefecture city of Kurashiki, western Japan, on July 6, 2022, the fourth anniversary of torrential rain that caused flooding and mudslides, claiming the lives of 304 people in 14 prefectures.

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