Centrair celebrates 5th anniversary with Nagoya Castle cake

Centrair celebrates 5th anniversary with Nagoya Castle cake

NAGOYA, Japan - A cake in the shape of Nagoya Castle made from Japanese sweets is displayed at Central Japan International Airport, or Centrair, south of Nagoya, on June 16, 2010, to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the airport. A confectioners' group in Nagoya spent six months to complete the castle cake. (Kyodo)

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