Quake-hit ski resorts in Hakuba pray for safety

Quake-hit ski resorts in Hakuba pray for safety

NAGANO, Japan - Five ski resorts in the village of Hakuba in Nagano Prefecture, central Japan, which was hit by a powerful earthquake in November, hold a joint ceremony to pray for safety at Hakuba Ski Jumping Stadium on Dec. 7, 2014.

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