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Two Trees In Tokyo
Everyone knows that Rockefeller Center’s Christmas tree has a trademark on the holiday season, but this week we’re ferreting out spruces and firs that might be even better.
Japan is a country that goes all out when it comes to celebrations, and the Christmas season is no exception. This year, Tokyo is the country’s seasonal ambassador, as there's a lot of holiday cheer all over the place.
The Tokyo Tower is celebrating its 50th birthday and as a result it will be showered in over 100,000 lights. Of course there’s a tree too--and it's a good one--reaching almost 40 feet into the sky and sporting 30,000 lights and ornaments.
If the weather outside turns frightful, head inside to the Marunouchi Building. It’s easy to find: Follow 850,000 LED lights down Marunouchi Nakadori Street. Once inside the building you’ll be greeted with a 25-foot tree that's decorated from head to toe. But there's another draw, too: Some of Santa’s more attractive elves will be on hand to take your picture to prove to your friends that Japan really does do Christmas right.
Related Stories:
· Where to View Christmas Lights in and around Tokyo [Japan Times]
· Christmas coverage [Jaunted]
[Photo: w00kie]


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