Tokyo Sky Tree now tallest in Japan

Tokyo Sky Tree now tallest in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - The height of Tokyo Sky Tree under construction reaches 338 meters March 29, 2010, surpassing that of Tokyo Tower with 333 meters. (Kyodo)

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