By HAYATO SAKATA/ Staff Writer
August 11, 2021 at 07:00 JST
Officials use the rooftop of the Motoyama town government office to measure the altitudes and noise levels of low-flying aircraft. They said some planes fly lower than the 430-meter peak of Mount Ganzan seen in the background. (Hayato Sakata)
MOTOYAMA, Kochi Prefecture—Repeated complaints about low-altitude flights have done nothing to reduce the noise and safety fears suffered by residents on the island of Shikoku. [Read More]
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