Fireworks launched in Toyama to cheer up quake evacuees

Fireworks launched in Toyama to cheer up quake evacuees

Fireworks light up the night sky above Toyama, central Japan, on Feb. 29, 2024, in a show of support for evacuees from the quake-hit city of Suzu in neighboring Ishikawa Prefecture who are currently staying in a nearby resort hotel following the Jan. 1 disaster.

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