A week after a powerful quake rocked Japan's northernmost main island of Hokkaido, people mourned the deaths of 41 people as around 1,600 others remained in shelters as of Thursday.Self-Defense Forces members offered silent prayers at an evacuation center in the worst-hit town of Atsuma at 3:07 a.m., the same time the magnitude 6.7 quake occurred on Sept. 6, triggering landslides that engulfed homes and killed 36 of the town's residents. A total of 681 others have been injured across Hokkaido."It's truly regrettable," 63-year-old Yasuo Sato said while looking at a mound of soil that hit the…READ FULL ARTICLE