Towers Lights illuminations feature picture book

Towers Lights illuminations feature picture book

NAGOYA, Japan - People look at annual Towers Lights illuminations which started at the JR Central Towers building in front of Nagoya station in Aichi Prefecture on Nov. 7, featuring a picture book. About one million light emitting diode, or LED, lights show picture book pages in succession. (Kyodo)

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