The neon lights of Sapporo's famed Susukino entertainment district were shrouded in darkness Thursday night, the area's revelers replaced by people huddled in hotel lobby entrances or queuing for water and other bare essentials following the powerful earthquake that jolted Hokkaido.Power outages wrought havoc across the city as people sought out food and means of transportation, including sharing taxis from remote airports to the metropolis, after the damaged New Chitose Airport, the main gateway to Japan's northernmost main island of Hokkaido, was closed.Travelers from various countries an…READ FULL ARTICLE
