Nagoya celebrates completion of skyscraper

NAGOYA, Japan - Photo of the 247-meter-high Midland Square, located close to JR Nagoya Station. A ceremony was held on Oct. 3 to mark the completion of the skyscraper, which will house offices of about 30 companies, including Toyota Motor Corp, All Nippon Airways Co. and Nomura Securities Co.

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