Landmarks blacked out to save energy

Landmarks blacked out to save energy

KOBE, Japan - Kobe Port Tower (L) and Kobe Maritime Museum (R) in Hyogo Prefecture, western Japan, turn off illuminations on March 13, 2011, to save electricity amid power shortages in Japan following earthquake and tsunami disasters in northeastern and eastern Japan. (Kyodo)

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