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Japanese discount retailer Don Quijote Co's renovated Ferris wheel is seen in Osaka's popular Dotombori shopping district on Sunday night. The Ferris wheel, which stopped running due to a technical failure about 10 years ago, reopened on Jan 12. The iconic wheel is decorated with a giant image of Ebisu, the god of business prosperity. Rides in the four-seat cabin cost 600 yen and take about 15 minutes.
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ArtistAtLarge
Excellent photo!
DaDude
Man, I think I rode it 10 years ago and never even noticed it was closed all this time. I walk by there a few times a year.
thepersoniamnow
Dadude
Its been renovated and relocated.
This donki is also new, it used to be a sports store.
Madden
The mascot character is called "Donpen", which I think is a play of Don Quixote Penguin.
Brian Wheway
It looks cool,
Kidas Dom
Wheel in the sky keeps on turnin'!