Rainy season ends in downpour-hit Kyushu

Rainy season ends in downpour-hit Kyushu

FUKUOKA, Japan - Children play at the seaside in Fukuoka July 26 as this year's rainy season appears to have ended on Kyushu in southwestern Japan after rain-triggered landslides and floods pounded the region.

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