Red-brick Tokyo Station building reopens

Red-brick Tokyo Station building reopens

TOKYO, Japan - The red-brick Tokyo Station building opens on Oct. 1, 2012, after five years' restoration work to return the iconic landmark to its original look dating back to 1914.

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