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For some cities in the world,abstract eroticism snowfall isn't really all that big a deal.

SEE ALSO: Line adds snowflakes after Tokyo's first early snowfall in 54 years

For Tokyo, though -- particularly in November -- it's incredibly rare. On Thursday, the city was visited by its first November snowfall since 1962.

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