Light-down drive begins across Japan

Light-down drive begins across Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Decorative lighting at some 38,000 places throughout Japan diminish June 18 under a four-day ''light-down'' drive promoted by the Environment Agency and non-government organizations. Photo shows a mother and her child at Zojoji Temple in Tokyo with an unlit Tokyo Tower in back.

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