"TOKYO Night & Light" projection mapping display unveiled at the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building. It goes down in the Guinness World Records.

Visitors form long lines daily at the Tokyo metropolitan government building to see the view from the free observation decks on the 45th floor. At night, crowds gather on the lawn to see free ...

For more than three decades, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building in Shinjuku has drawn tourists to its free observation decks, 202 meters up, that offer stunning views of the capital. Other ...

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The 14,000 sqm projection on Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building offers visitors a free nightly spectacle in the heart of Shinjuku Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Kenzo Tange's domineering Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building is worth visiting purely to have a good look at its spectacular edifice, but it's also home to ...

Tokyo Night & Light lights up the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Office building. The projection mapping display was recognized as the largest of its kind by Guinness World Records. (© Somese Naoto) ...

The nightly show uses the exterior of the 243-meter-tall Tokyo Metropolitan Government (TMG) No. 1 Building as its screen. Three other projections created by internationally acclaimed artists also ...

The bus terminal and the plaza below it opened to the public in 2016, so it’s still relatively new compared to well-known night view spots like the observation deck at the nearby Tokyo Metropolitan ...

Instead of traveling underground, commuters in central Tokyo can now enjoy fresh air and a night view of the city aboard a new ferry that set sail on Oct. 25.

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