Kyoto After Typhoon

September 16, 2013
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Lots of cleanup to be done here
The recent typhoon that is passing over Japan caused the Kamogawa River in Kyoto to overflow slightly during the night. I took these photos in the morning after. The river is still flowing fast and is over its banks but it doesn't look to be getting any higher now and the rain has stopped. It certainly looks quite different to the normal peaceful river flow.
Debris caught up in the river
Debris caught up in the river
Lots of cleanup to be done here
Lots of cleanup to be done here
Taxis going about their regular business
Taxis going about their regular business
A fast moving flow
A fast moving flow
People out on the banks helping to throw back some fish into the river
People out on the banks helping to throw back some fish into the river
Looking South
Looking South
Murky waters
Murky waters
Looking North
Looking North
The bridge is quite close to the top of the water at this point
The bridge is quite close to the top of the water at this point
Caught up in the swirls
Caught up in the swirls
The water is over the bank but below the properties here
The water is over the bank but below the properties here
A bit more detail
A bit more detail

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