Typhoon damages national treasure

Typhoon damages national treasure

The aftermath of Typhoon No. 7, which damaged this five-story pagoda, a national treasure, at the Murooji Temple in Japan's ancient capital of Nara on Tuesday Sept. 22. The powerful typhoon swept across western and central Japan, leaving at least nine people dead and some 60 others injured.

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  • 1998/9/22 00:00:00
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