A Japanese friend told me it's not recommended to visit Tokyo Tower at night. Apparently, a lot of the steel used came from dismantled tanks from the Korean War, so there's a heavy vibe. Night photos look super romantic, but you might end up capturing something you shouldn't... Now I'm kind of creeped out. 😥
Tokyo Tower | Review by S.H.O
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AEON MALL Okayama
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It’s not far from the station, so getting there is really easy.
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Oh my gosh! 😦
It was absolutely packed, even busier than Temple Street! I wouldn't recommend coming on weekends! Honestly, it felt just as crowded as Asakusa or Ueno. -
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It's really beautiful at night, with lots of photo spots!
Whether you're on a date or with kids, it's a great place. The building does feel a bit old though—the restrooms and elevators seem pretty dated... -
