Tower of young sun in Japan Monkey Park.jpg

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Description	日本モンキーセンターの駐車場から見た日本モンキーパークの「若い太陽の塔」。公式ホームページによると、芸術家の岡本太郎氏が大阪万博1年前1969年に製作したものだそうです。そして2011年10月に当初の姿にリニューアルしたとのこと。 "Tour du jeune soleil" du parc des singes du Japon vu du parking du Centre des singes du Japon (Inuyama, Préfecture d'Aichi). Selon le site officiel, elle a été réalisée par l'artiste Taro Okamoto en 1969, un an avant celle de l'Exposition Universelle d'Osaka qui était en grande partie blanche. Et en octobre 2011, elle a retrouvé son apparence d'origine. La "Tour du Soleil" au parc commémoratif de l'exposition universelle de 1970, Osaka : sur Vivre le Japon.com
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