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Episode 119: Yashio sinkhole case

Ep. 119
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In Japan, much of the underground water and sewer infrastructure is already old, and in many cities the pipes are approaching the end of their service life. Although this may not sound particularly interesting, in the worst case it can lead to serious accidents.

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