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Landslide in Japan's Nagano Prefecture strands about 390 people at Nakabusa Onsen mountain resort after cutting off the only access road, local media report. No injuries reported.

A landslide that occurred Saturday night in Nagano Prefecture, central Japan, has left around 390 people stranded after cutting off the only road leading to the Nakabusa Onsen hot spring mountain resort in Azumino City, local media reported Sunday. Those stranded include hotel guests and hikers staying at a mountain hut; no injuries have been reported. Prefectural officials are at the site assessing the situation.

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