Memorial gas lamp for Hanshin Earthquake destroyed

Memorial gas lamp for Hanshin Earthquake destroyed

KOBE, Japan - The case of a gas lamp placed in Kobe in memory of the victims of the 1995 Great Hanshin Earthquake is found broken May 3. The lamp sits in Higashi Amusement Park in the city's Chuo Ward.

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