Kobe city holds exhibition on 20th anniv. of 1995 quake

Kobe city holds exhibition on 20th anniv. of 1995 quake

KOBE, Japan - A man looks at photos showing destruction in Kobe, western Japan, during the 1995 Great Hanshin Earthquake at a special exhibition held by the Kobe city office on Jan. 10, 2015, ahead of the disaster's 20th anniversary on Jan. 17. The exhibition, featuring about 400 photo panels as well as footage taken in the aftermath, runs through Jan. 23.

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