Strong typhoon approaches southern Japan

Strong typhoon approaches southern Japan

MIYAZAKI, Japan - Residents of Miyazaki take shelter at a gymnasium as powerful Typhoon Nabi heads toward Japan's southern main island of Kyushu on Sept. 6.

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