Typhoon veers off Japan coast

TOKYO, Japan - Tokyo basks in a fine, hot weather after Typhoon Banyan narrowly missed the metropolis and move off the coast of northeastern Japan on July 27. The temperature in Tokyo soared to 34.5 degrees C at noon.

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