Snow-blanketed Tokyo

Snow-blanketed Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - A father and son create a snowman in Tokyo's Sumida Ward on Feb. 9, 2014, with Tokyo Skytree seen in the background. The Japanese capital was hit by a rare heavy snowfall the previous day.

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