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Tokyo Sees November Snow-Fall for First Time in 50+ Years

Unlike northern Japan, Tokyo doesn’t see much snow during winter. So, when the citizens of the Japanese capital awoke one November morning recently to a city covered in pure, brilliant snow, they were so excited. The last time such an early event occurred it was 1962, when the Beatles first started making hits and John F. Kennedy was in the White House. Yet, being Japanese, they always seem to restrain themselves, and go about their business as usual. The people here blend naturally into the wonderful scenery, and it's just so special to see.
 
Here are 19 of the most magical images of a snowy Tokyo. Enjoy!
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Effortlessly elegant
snow, Tokyo, beautiful, November
Maple make-believe 
snow, Tokyo, beautiful, November
Shelter from the storm
snow, Tokyo, beautiful, November
Heavenly white manna
snow, Tokyo, beautiful, November
Autumn meets winter on one special day
snow, Tokyo, beautiful, November
Remember when this was you?
snow, Tokyo, beautiful, November
 
Wish you were here?
snow, Tokyo, beautiful, November
Sharing snow stories
snow, Tokyo, beautiful, November
It's as if Christmas came early this year
snow, Tokyo, beautiful, November
One more color added to dazzling autumn
snow, Tokyo, beautiful, November
A worthwhile pilgrimage
snow, Tokyo, beautiful, November
A perfect scene
snow, Tokyo, beautiful, November
Ride carefully, sir.
snow, Tokyo, beautiful, November
The transport goes on, undelayed
snow, Tokyo, beautiful, November
Waiting for someone
snow, Tokyo, beautiful, November
It's cold, but I love it
snow, Tokyo, beautiful, November
On the happiest day of their lives
snow, Tokyo, beautiful, November
Monet would have been proud of this
snow, Tokyo, beautiful, November
Business as usual
snow, Tokyo, beautiful, November

Source: boredpanda.com

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