Lights on for 'Tokyo Milenario'

Lights on for 'Tokyo Milenario'

TOKYO, Japan - Giant arches of light are illuminated in the Marunouchi business district in Tokyo on Christmas Eve in the ''Tokyo Milenario'' festival. The arches stretch over a 350-meter span of the Uchinaka Dori street.

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