Kids plant rice in new Roppongi Hills complex

Kids plant rice in new Roppongi Hills complex

TOKYO, Japan - Children plant rice seedlings on top of a 45-meter-tall residential building in the new Roppongi Hills complex in central Tokyo on May 5, Children's Day. The 11.6-hectare complex opened April 25 and has office, entertainment and cultural facilities as well as residential space. (Kyodo)

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