I have been to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Office at Shinjuku for several times due to the abundance of photography subjects, including the bird-eye city view from the observatories which I will post later.
It has got two towers, a ring-shape walkway connecting the buildings and a courtyard with statues crafted by some Japanese artists.
It has got two towers, a ring-shape walkway connecting the buildings and a courtyard with statues crafted by some Japanese artists.
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There were also some other abstract sculptures around the garden of the buildings.
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When I first visited this place in early April, the cherry blossom trees were in full bloom.
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The building with the twin towers is the main building of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Office. The observatories are placed at 45th floor of one of the towers.
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The ring-shape walkway connects the main building with the other part of the Office across the road.
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I will be updating with the photos taken from the observatories at 45th floor, so please stay tuned.
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