White snake made of 100 kites

TOKYO, Japan - A white snake made of 100 kites is on display at the Tokyo Midtown commercial complex in Tokyo's Roppongi area on Dec. 31, 2012, to commemorate the Year of the Snake, a sign under the Chinese astrological calendar for 2013.

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