Japan: Dust Devil Sweeps Across Schoolyard During Sports Festival

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Japan: Dust Devil Sweeps Across Schoolyard During Sports Festival

A dust devil popped up and swept across a schoolyard in Morioka, northeast Japan on Saturday, May 25 surprising many students and parents who had gathered for a sports festival.

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  • ILEA002784172
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  • 2024/5/27 16:14:50
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  • NOTE: Looped video Video Location: Morioka, Japan Video Recording Date/Time: May 25, Iwate, 2024

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