Storm blankets Tokyo with a year's worth of snow in a day

The capital region was under its first heavy snowfall warning in four years as the fresh powder created picturesque wintry scenes throughout the city, but also led to travel disruptions.
Tokyo, Japan, received its first snowfall of the year on Jan. 6, with heavy snow coating the city, forcing a heavy snow warning to be issued for the city for the first time in years.

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