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Part 1: Some Snaps from Tokyo 2010
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Picture 1 - Tokyo Skyline
Picture 2 - Maid and Akihabara Street Picture 3 - Shrine Picture 4 - Looking Down at a Tokyo Road Picture 5 - Tokyo Skyline at Night |
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Picture 6 - Akihabara Gamers
Picture 7 - Yamanote Sign Picture 8 - Yamanote Train Picture 9 - Beautiful Sky with Akihabara Back Street Keep an eye out for part 2 that I'll get round to doing soon, with pictures of Kamakura, Gokurakuji and Enoshima! :D |
Were those shots of the Keio Plaza Hotel taken from your hotel? Angle is all wrong for the Tokyo Metropolitan Government building observation deck....
Nice shots, btw! |
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I've got a (probably) unhelpful pic here too. You could see right down through the middle of the building near the elevators, like so: And thanks for the compliment! :D |
Okay, thanks.... I'll google it....
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It's REALLY hard to find any info on it online.... hard building to research. :/ But a few seconds of video clip I found confirmed it. :p I tried that too when I got the name. I only managed to go to Shinjuku at night so it looks a LOT different than in the day. And it really isn't much to look at eh lol I only went in it because it was the closest skyscraper to me that the public were going in, and it had some food at the top and I was starving. lol It was a good skyscraper though. Good food and good views. I remember now, the Government buildings are really near it, and when looking out the observatory you can have a great close up view of the top of them. :D |
We Shinjuku locals call it the Sankaku Biru, the Triangular Building.
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Wow. Thanks for posting the pics. You've made my choice even clearer. A high-quality camera & video camera will be required for Japan :D
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