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May 22, 2011, Tokyo, Japan – Men wear a costume of Tokyo Sky Tree. Tokyo Skytree, the world’s tallest self-standing telecommunications tower with a height of 634 meters, opens today. This new Japanese landmark is expected to attract approximately 200,000 visitors on this first official opening day to the general public. (Photo by Yumeto Yamazaki/Nippon News)

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Men wear costumes of Tokyo Skytree. Tokyo Skytree, the world’s tallest self-standing telecommunications tower with a height of 634 meters, opens today. This new Japanese landmark is expected to attract approximately 200,000 visitors on this first official opening day to the general public. (Photo by Yumeto Yamazaki/Nippon News)

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May 22, 2011, Tokyo, Japan – Men wear a costume of Tokyo Sky Tree. Tokyo Skytree, the world’s tallest self-standing telecommunications tower with a height of 634 meters, opens today. This new Japanese landmark is expected to attract approximately 200,000 visitors on this first official opening day to the general public. (Photo by Yumeto Yamazaki/Nippon News)

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May 22, 2011, Tokyo, Japan – Men wear a costume of Tokyo Sky Tree. Tokyo Skytree, the world’s tallest self-standing telecommunications tower with a height of 634 meters, opens today. This new Japanese landmark is expected to attract approximately 200,000 visitors on this first official opening day to the general public. (Photo by Yumeto Yamazaki/Nippon News)

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May 22, 2011, Tokyo, Japan – Men wear a costume of Tokyo Sky Tree. Tokyo Skytree, the world’s tallest self-standing telecommunications tower with a height of 634 meters, opens today. This new Japanese landmark is expected to attract approximately 200,000 visitors on this first official opening day to the general public. (Photo by Yumeto Yamazaki/Nippon News)

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May 22, 2011, Tokyo, Japan – Men wear a costume of Tokyo Sky Tree. Tokyo Skytree, the world’s tallest self-standing telecommunications tower with a height of 634 meters, opens today. This new Japanese landmark is expected to attract approximately 200,000 visitors on this first official opening day to the general public. (Photo by Yumeto Yamazaki/Nippon News)

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May 22, 2011, Tokyo, Japan – Men wear a costume of Tokyo Sky Tree. Tokyo Skytree, the world’s tallest self-standing telecommunications tower with a height of 634 meters, opens today. This new Japanese landmark is expected to attract approximately 200,000 visitors on this first official opening day to the general public. (Photo by Yumeto Yamazaki/Nippon News)

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May 22, 2011, Tokyo, Japan – Men wear a costume of Tokyo Sky Tree. Tokyo Skytree, the world’s tallest self-standing telecommunications tower with a height of 634 meters, opens today. This new Japanese landmark is expected to attract approximately 200,000 visitors on this first official opening day to the general public. (Photo by Yumeto Yamazaki/Nippon News)