Warm spring-like weather spreads in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Two office workers eat their lunch at Hibiya Park in central Tokyo on FEb. 26, as unusually warm weather spreads to nearly all regions of Japan. Temperatures rose to levels usually seen in early April, due to warm air from the south entering the Japanese archipelago.

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