Philippines sends message of thanks to Japan, other nations

TOKYO, Japan - A large canvas banner with a Japanese message of thanks from the Philippines for typhoon aid hangs on a building in front of a busy crossing near JR Shibuya Station in Tokyo on Feb. 8, as snow is falling. The Philippines sent messages of thanks to Japan and other nations for their assistance following Typhoon Haiyan last November.

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