Tokyo Skytree marks 1st anniversary

Tokyo Skytree marks 1st anniversary

TOKYO, Japan - People take pictures of the 634-meter-tall Tokyo Skytree specially lit up on May 22, 2013, the first anniversary of the opening of the world's tallest broadcast tower.

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