Bomb shelters' sale surges in Japan amid North Korea threat
The sale of bomb shelters has increased in Japan amid threats posed by missile tests by North Korea as Japan is located within North Korea's striking distance. "People are genuinely afraid...that's why we're getting so many calls," one of the shelter makers said. Some shelters, which cost over $19,000, are equipped with escape tunnels, decontamination rooms, and bulletproof hatches. 