Dusk and Night at Odaiba

Odaiba is a waterfront area of Tokyo which is very popular for weekend goers due to the abandon of museums and shopping centres. The waterfront park is an attraction to lovers and photographers alike, especially for the sunset and night scene of the Rainbow Bridge.

The sun setting beyond the skyscrapers at a distance.

The Rainbow Bridge at dusk.

The 'mini' Statue of Liberty.

The Statue of Liberty holding my can of Coke Zero.

The brightly-lit Rainbow Bridge.

Rainbow Bridge and the skyscrapers.

Rainbow Bridge against the dark sky.

Still holding up.

Shaking the Vroom Vroom!

Toyota is the largest car manufacturer in Japan. Therefore, there are two mega-size showrooms in Tokyo alone. The one at Amlux is a little bit smaller than its big brother at the Mega Web of Odaiba. I didn't see any Lexus at Amlux, but there was the whole range of the latest models showcased at Mega Web when I paid a visit.

This is the latest sports saloon, the IS F.

The top-of-the-range Lexus saloon car is non other than the LS600hL. The 'h' stands for the model with the hybrid engine.

The mid-range model is now the GS460, a more sporty model than the LS600hL.

The youngest brother is the IS250, which I think is the sleekest.

For the young at heart, the SC430 coupe should be very appealing.

One thing amazing about these showrooms is that all these super expensive machines are open to abuse admiration of everybody, including kids.