Eleven Passengers Trapped in Legoland
Eleven passengers were rescued from an attraction at Legoland Japan in Nagoya on August 30 after a door failed to open, leaving them trapped for about 30 minutes, with no injuries or reports of illness. (News On Japan)
Eleven visitors to Legoland Japan in Nagoya were safely evacuated from a ride after a door malfunction left them trapped for approximately 30 minutes on August 30. The incident took place on the Submarine Adventure attraction, where emergency crews broke open the door and rescued all passengers. No injuries or illnesses were reported among the rescued individuals.
Typhoon No. 29 (Koguma) was moving north near the Ogasawara Islands on the evening of October 11, posing a threat to Japan's Pacific coast with high waves and powerful swells. Meanwhile, Japan is anticipated to experience a warmer-than-average winter due to the strong El Nino phenomenon currently affecting the Pacific Ocean. The Otsu Festival, a traditional event in Shiga Prefecture, was held on October 11, showcasing a procession of 13 floats featuring mechanical puppets.
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