More snowfall expected in Sea of Japan areas

More snowfall expected in Sea of Japan areas

TOKAMACHI, Japan - A man from a primary school removes snow from a parking area near the gymnasium in the town of Tokamachi, Niigata Prefecture, on Jan. 6. The Japan Meteorological Agency warned on Jan. 6 that said snow will continue to fall heavily through Jan. 7 in Sea of Japan coastal areas of western and northern Honshu.

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