Fujifilm Holdings HQ

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows the headquarters of Fujifilm Holdings Corp. in Tokyo's Minato Ward on May 28, 2012. Located within the Tokyo Midtown complex in the Roppongi district, the building houses a showroom on the first floor where visitors can test its products such as digital cameras.

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