(2)New landmark opens in Tokyo's Roppongi district

TOKYO, Japan - A new landmark in Tokyo comprising a high-rise office tower, entertainment and cultural facilities, as well as residential space spanning more than 11.6 hectares of land, opened in Tokyo's Roppongi district on April 25.

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