Tokyo Tower, one of the Japanese capital's major sightseeing spots, reopened its observatories Thursday following nearly two months of closure as the country carefully moves toward regaining normality following the outbreak of the coronavirus crisis.The 333-meter tower closed on April 8, a day after the government declared a state of emergency in the capital over the virus epidemic, although some shops in the tower resumed operations on May 14.At sunset around 6:50 p.m., the tower was lit up in various colors, symbolizing hopes for reviving Tokyo's sightseeing business.Kenji Kaizuki, a 42-y…READ FULL ARTICLE
