Rainy season ends across wide area of Japan

Rainy season ends across wide area of Japan

TOKYO, Japan - People use parasols to shield themselves from the sunshine in Tokyo's Chiyoda Ward on July 17, 2012. The rainy season appears to be over across a wide area of Japan ranging from western to eastern parts of the archipelago, including Tokyo and Osaka, the Japan Meteorological Agency said the same day.

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