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The Omotesando lightup didn't happen last year, but this year marks a return to normal: some 500,000 LED lights are shrouding the elm trees that run between the Jingumae and Omotesando crossings, and smartphone users can participate in a 'stamp rally' promising discounts and other goodies at around 70 participating stores in the area.
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Open Nov 28-Jan 5 2014
Time Daily, dusk-9pm (Dec 21-25 until 10pm)
Venue Omotesando Jingubashi Crossing - Aoyama-dori
Address Area around 4 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
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