Rainy season begins in Okinawa

Rainy season begins in Okinawa

Pedestrians with umbrellas walk in the rain in the Okinawa Prefecture capital of Naha, southern Japan, on May 21, 2024, as the Japan Meteorological Agency announced the same day that the rainy season began in the region.

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