(2)Yamakoshi village children inspect quake damage from helicopter

(2)Yamakoshi village children inspect quake damage from helicopter

NAGAOKA, Japan - A children from the isolated mountain village of Yamakoshi in central Niigata Prefecture alights from a Self-Defense Forces helicopter on Nov. 14 after inspecting damage damage caused to the village by a series of earthquakes that devastated the central part of the prefecture on Oct. 23.

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