Mercury rises as summer-like heat hits Kanto plains

TOKYO, Japan - People take a dip at a beach in Tokyo's Daiba district as warm air from the south brought fair skies to almost all parts of Japan on May 11 with summer-like heat felt in Tokyo and other cities in the Kanto region.

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