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pillars to support five copper-clad conical roofs which decrease in diameter from 46 feet (14 m) (for the lowest roof, closest to the ground) to 34 feet (10 m) (for the uppermost roof). Each pillar is 65 feet (20 m) tall and weighs 12 short tons (11 t). As typical of a
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Supervisors allocated $ 600,000 for renovations, and Friends of Japantown Peace Plaza retained the architectural firm
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