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AKASAKI (AFP) – The New Year’s Day earthquake demolished wooden buildings all across Japan’s Noto Peninsula but thanks to decades-old smart architecture, one small fishing village stood strong. A few roof tiles came loose but not one of around 100 structures in windswept Akasaki, on the stick of land’s western coast, collapsed in the magnitude […]

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Still standing: Unique houses survive quake in Japan village

Still standing: Unique houses survive quake in Japan village
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Unique houses survive quake in Japan village

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Still Standing: Unique Houses Survive Quake In Japan Village

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Still standing: unique houses survive quake in Japan village

The New Year's Day earthquake demolished wooden buildings all across Japan's Noto Peninsula but thanks to decades-old smart architecture, one small fishing village stood strong.From around the 1920s, the community's fishermen opted for more lucrative deep-sea fishing far away from home, sometimes hauling in small fortunes for their catch.

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