Kobe museum shows expressway portion damaged by 1995 quake

Kobe museum shows expressway portion damaged by 1995 quake

OSAKA, Japan - Visitors listen to a guide explain about a twisted steel bridge girder resulting from the 1995 Great Hanshin Earthquake at the Hanshin Expressway Technology Center's Earthquake Museum in Kobe, western Japan, on Jan. 10, 2015. Hanshin Expressway Co. opened the museum to the public during a two-day event ahead of the quake's 20th anniversary on Jan. 17.

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