Skunk cabbages draw onlookers on Oze marshland opening day

Skunk cabbages draw onlookers on Oze marshland opening day

KATASHINA, Japan - A group of people view skunk cabbages at Oze marshland in the village of Katashina, Gunma Prefecture in central Japan, on May 17, the day the marshland opened to the public.

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