Japan: Record Rainfall Hits Akita, Rivers Overflow 2

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Japan: Record Rainfall Hits Akita, Rivers Overflow 2

Record-breaking rainfall, equivalent to a full month’s September average, has struck Akita Prefecture on Tuesday, September 2. Multiple rivers in the prefecture overflowed, and several others surpassed flood warning levels.

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  • 2025/9/03 22:33:27
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  • @Django_In_Akita via Spectee
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  • NOTE: 2 clips Video Location: Ani River in Aniyoshida, Akita Prefecture, Kitaakita, Japan Video Recording Date/Time: September 2, 2025 at 11:30h

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