Massive fire in southwestern Japan

Massive fire in southwestern Japan

People watch smoke rise from a massive fire in a residential area of the southwestern Japan city of Oita on Nov. 20, 2025. One person died and more than 170 buildings were damaged in the fire that started two days earlier.

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