Tokyo, vicinity see season's 1st snow

Tokyo, vicinity see season's 1st snow

TOKYO, Japan - Tokyo and its vicinity, including the cities of Chiba and Yokohama, see the season's first snow Dec. 27 as temperatures dropped to levels usually felt in midwinter in the Japanese archipelago. Photo shows the Imperial Palace compound and the Marunouchi district in central Tokyo.

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