Colosseum lit up to mark 150th anniv. of Japan, Italy ties

Colosseum lit up to mark 150th anniv. of Japan, Italy ties

Photo taken May 11, 2016, in Rome shows the Colosseum lit up with some 150 words around the world meaning love to celebrate the 150th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Italy and Japan. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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