Japan: Giant Underground Pipe Shoots 13 Meters Above Ground in Osaka

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Japan: Giant Underground Pipe Shoots 13 Meters Above Ground in Osaka

On Wednesday, March 11, a large underground steel pipe suddenly protruded about 13 meters above the ground below the elevated Shin-Midosuji road in the Umeda district of Osaka, prompting traffic restrictions in the surrounding area. The cause of the incident remains under investigation and no injuries have been reported.

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  • 2026/3/13 18:18:14
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  • Japan Video Recording Date/Time: March 11, Video Location: Shin Midosuji in Kita Ward, 2026, Osaka Prefecture, Osaka

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