Tokyo Tower lit up in blue to commemorate World Autism Awareness Day

Tokyo Tower lit up in blue to commemorate World Autism Awareness Day

Tokyo Tower is lit up in blue on April 2, 2017, to commemorate World Autism Awareness Day. In the foreground are cherry blossoms hanging over Chidorigafuchi, a moat in central Tokyo. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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