Tokyo Skytree, Tokyo Tower

TOKYO, Japan - Combination file photo shows Tokyo Tower (L) and Tokyo Skytree (R) in the Japanese capital. Tokyo Skytree took on the role of full-fledged broadcasting tower for the greater Tokyo region as six TV stations started airwave transmissions at 9 a.m. on May 31, 2013. Skytree took over the function from Tokyo Tower, which had beamed airwaves for TV viewers since 1959.

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