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The Tokyo Skytree Facts for Kids
About The Tokyo Skytree: The Tokyo Skytree in Japan was finished in 2012 and is the tallest tower on Earth at 634 m. It is used to broadcast television and radio, and has viewing decks high in the sky. Its height of 634 m was chosen because '6-3-4' sounds like 'Musashi', an old name for the Tokyo area. Its height, 634 m, sounds like 'Musashi', an old name for Tokyo
Location: In the city of Tokyo, in Japan · Country: Japan · Built: It was finished in 2012 · Build Time: About 4 years · Type: A broadcasting and observation tower · Height: It stands 634 m (2,080 ft) tall · Famous For: Being the tallest tower in the world · Claim: The tallest tower on Earth
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- Its height, 634 m, sounds like 'Musashi', an old name for Tokyo