Observation deck in Japan's tallest building lit up

Observation deck in Japan's tallest building lit up

OSAKA, Japan - The observation deck of Abeno Harukasu, Japan's tallest building in Osaka, is lit up on a trial basis on Nov. 5, 2014, on the eve of the official start of Christmas illumination.

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