Visitors to Korakuen complain about high-rise

Visitors to Korakuen complain about high-rise

OKAYAMA, Japan - Visitors to Okayama's Korakuen Park, one of Japan's three most celebrated gardens, are complaining about a nearby 108-meter high-rise, which they say destroys the scenery. (Kyodo)

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