Osaka building with eye-catching wind sculptures has enduring appeal

Osaka building with eye-catching wind sculptures has enduring appeal

Photo taken March 7 shows the Wind Kaleidoscope, as the headquarters building of corporate communication planning company Brain Center Inc. in Osaka city is popularly known. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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