Japan's largest Ferris wheel to end business

Japan's largest Ferris wheel to end business

FUKUOKA, Japan - This Sept. 4, 2009, photo shows Japan's largest Ferris wheel, named Sky Dream Fukuoka, in the amusement complex Evergreen Marinoa in Fukuoka, southwestern Japan. The 120-meter-tall Ferris wheel will end business at the end of September.

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