Kyoto police station to move functions to Toji in disaster

Kyoto police station to move functions to Toji in disaster

KYOTO, Japan - A policeman from Kyoto Prefecture's Minami station prepares food during an emergency drill held in Kyoto, on May 7, 2014. The police station signed an agreement the same day with Toji, a World Heritage temple in the western Japanese city, to transfer its functions to the temple and use its facilities and property in the event of disasters. The Minami police station building built in 1957 is one of the oldest police stations in Japan.

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