Food festival in quake-hit city in central Japan

Food festival in quake-hit city in central Japan

A food festival is held on July 13, 2024, in Suzu, an Ishikawa Prefecture city hard hit by a powerful earthquake on Jan. 1, with local people carrying a big lantern to pray for an early recovery from the disaster that devastated central Japan's Noto Peninsula area.

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