TOKYO SKYTREE® Special Lighting for World Solidarity and the Global Battle Against Coronavirus Covid-19
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SUMIDA-KU, Japan - Californer -- TOKYO SKYTREE operated by Tobu Tower SKYTREE Co., LTD. is presenting a special lighting of TOKYO SKYTREE – the world's tallest free-standing broadcast tower – from Friday, March 27 to Wednesday, May 6, 2020. This is being done as a symbol of solidarity with the world, as we work together to face the Novel Coronavirus Covid-19. With this sentiment, TOKYO SKYTREE (http://www.tokyo-skytree.jp/en/floor/) is being lit nightly in blue to represent the earth – its blue oceans and blue skies. Additionally, the message "TOGETHER WE CAN ALL WIN!" is being laser projected above the 350-meter-high Tembo Deck observatory.

Further Information:

• For the most part, laser mapping will be displayed simultaneously. However, in the case of bad weather, laser mapping may be curtailed.

• TOKYO SKYTREE is temporarily closed to visitors in an effort to prevent the spread of novel coronavirus infection.

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To explore Tobu Railway Group destinations, visit TOBU JAPAN TRIP:
http://www.tobujapantrip.com/en/

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TOBU Railway Company, Ltd. is a major Japanese corporation consisting of approximately 90 companies. The Tobu Railways cover the longest operating distance in Metropolitan Tokyo, leading to numerous tourist attractions including: Asakusa and TOKYO SKYTREE TOWN in Tokyo; Nikko and Kinugawa Onsen, famous for its world heritage sites and hot springs; the Tatebayashi and Ashikaga areas, known for their blooming flower fields; and Kawagoe, where the atmosphere of the old Edo era lives on. Tobu is also invested in a portfolio of hotels, including the highly anticipated The Ritz-Carlton, Nikko and Nikko Fufu Resort (both opening in 2020).