I've already visited Tokyo Tower years ago, so this time I decided to check out Tokyo Skytree. Buying tickets on-site took a bit of time, but the view from the observation deck is just amazing. Honestly, the highlight was how polite and friendly the elevator staff were.
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Himeji Castle
One of Japan's most renowned castles and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Built by Ikeda Terumasa in the early Edo period, the main keep has five exterior tiers, six aboveground floors, and one basement level. It is the largest surviving castle keep from the Edo period. The castle was constructed using a comprehensive defensive layout known as sokamae, with the entire castle town enclosed within its moats. It was large enough to encompass what is now central Himeji, and the outer moat is said to have been located around present-day Himeji Station.
The gardens and natural scenery around Himeji Castle are also well worth a visit.
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Tokyo Station: Marunouchi Station Building
The construction of Japan’s front gate, Tokyo Station, began in March, 1908 and it was opened in December, 1914. Kingo Tatsuno, the pioneer of modern architecture in Japan, designed it. The steel-framed, brick Marunouchi Station building was burned on the roof and interior in the 1945 air raid.
The exterior of Tokyo Station, built in 1914, has over a hundred years of history. Unlike other stations in Japan, it's a beautiful red brick building in the Renaissance style. The station looks especially stunning at night, and the surrounding area is really lively too.
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[Closed Down] Mori Building Digital Art Museum: Epson TeamLab Borderless
A "museum without a map" created by the art collective TeamLab's boundaryless artworks. This complex, three-dimensional world covering 10,000 square meters has no boundaries with other artworks and is a unique space where you can immerse yourself in the art.
分別有好多個不同主題內容的區域，把科技藝術完美結合，唯美夢幻又很震撼大人小孩都感到意猶未盡。