Snow falls on Pacific side of central, east Japan

Snow falls on Pacific side of central, east Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Senior high school students walk to the place of their university entrance exams in the falling snow in Tokyo's Bunkyo Ward on Feb. 3. Snow fell in wide areas of the Pacific side of central and east Japan, disrupting air, railway and expressway traffic.

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