Hot air balloon festival in southwestern Japan

Hot air balloon festival in southwestern Japan

A hot air balloon flies over the southwestern Japan city of Saga on Oct. 31, 2024, as the Saga International Balloon Fiesta begins, drawing an estimated 800,000 people during the five-day event.

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