Fireworks in Tokyo

Fireworks in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Visitors look down at fireworks set off over the Sumida River in Tokyo in an annual event on July 28, 2012, from an observation floor of the 634-meter-tall Tokyo Skytree, the world's tallest broadcasting tower opened to the public in May that year.

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