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DescriptionTokyo Montage 2012.png	English: Photo montage of Toyko Japan. MAJOR CHANGE from " File:Japan Tokyo3.png"... Replaced the "TOKYO TOWER" with the new Tokyo landmark: "TOKYO SKYTREE".
Date	20 August 2012
Source	by Morio Source: File:Skyscrapers of Shinjuku 2009 January.jpg by Kakidai Source: File:Tokyo Sky Tree at night (Iki).JPG by Cors Source: File:Tokyo odaiba.jpg by DeepSkyBlue Source: File:Front of the Shibuya Station.jpg by Jleon Source: File:Diet of Japan Kokkai 2009.jpg
Author	montage by Tokyoship, authors of source images see above

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