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140 Couples Register Their Marriage at Naha City Hall in Okinawa, Which Was Hit by a Typhoon, on a Day with Three "Eights" in a Row. Their Reasons Include: "We Want to Overcome Difficulties Like This Typhoon together."
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August 8, 2026. Taking advantage of the auspiciousness of the three consecutive "eights" (八), which symbolize prosperity, people across the country submitted their marriage registrations in droves. As of 9 p.m., 140 couples had registered at Naha City Hall. "Let's overcome even difficulties like typhoons," "Always with a smile." Even the rain and wind of Typhoon No. 13 seemed to be merely a backdrop to the couple's love.
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