Mercury tops 25 C in various areas in Japan

Mercury tops 25 C in various areas in Japan

TOKYO, Japan, Oct. 20 Kyodo - People walk in Tokyo's Shibuya district without jackets or while using a sun umbrella shade on Oct. 20, 2016, when the mercury topped 25 C in the capital, Osaka and many other cities in Japan.

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