Tokyo Sky Tree to have Japanese surroundings

Tokyo Sky Tree to have Japanese surroundings

TOKYO, Japan - Reporters are given a tour on Nov. 27, 2011, of the 634-meter Tokyo Sky Tree telecommunications tower and adjacent facilities under construction in Tokyo's Sumida Ward. A path leading to the tower, which will open to the public next May, and a commercial complex beneath it will welcome visitors with true Japanese style, the operator said. (Kyodo)

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