By TATSUYA SHIMADA/ Staff Writer
May 1, 2024 at 18:47 JST
Left: Houses still smolder in the Horyumachi district of Suzu, Ishikawa Prefecture, on Jan. 2, the day after the earthquake and tsunami devastated the area. Right: Many destroyed houses in the district remain uncleared on April 26. (Tatsuya Shimada)
SUZU, Ishikawa Prefecture–Four months after the Noto Peninsula earthquake and ensuing tsunami, the latest aerial images reveal that many devastated neighborhoods remain largely unchanged from their condition on New Year’s Day. [Read More]
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