The Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building was completed in 1990 and towers over Shinjuku. Its Main Building No. 1, standing 243 meters tall, was the tallest structure in Japan at the time.

So what makes the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Tower special? It's free! The nearly 800-foot-tall building houses two observatories (North and South observatory) that are the highest vantage ...

The Tokyo metropolitan government building has become a popular attraction for foreign tourists, drawing crowds day and night with projection mapping and spectacular free views of the city. Every ...

at the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building for the enjoyment of all: children, adults, and overseas tourists, with about 650 people in attendance that evening. It began with a gorgeous ...

The high-tech, fast-paced city is held up internationally for its modernity. But, the city is in need of an update of its own. Seventy per cent of Tokyo's energy-related CO2 emissions arise from ...

A team of three autonomous patrol robots are now providing security at the Tokyo metropolitan government building. The robots are SQ-2 models produced by Seqsense in Tokyo and they're equipped ...

Projection mapping on the Tokyo Metropolitan Government's Main Building No. 1 is seen in the capital's Shinjuku Ward on Aug. 20, 2024. (Mainichi/Daisuke Wada) TOKYO -- The bright lights of this ...

with the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, one of Tokyo's main landmarks, as its canvas. Governor Yuriko Koike gave a speech at the event on behalf of the organizers and there was a ...

Kenzo Tange's domineering Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building is worth visiting purely to have a good look at its spectacular edifice, but it's also home to a pair of free observation decks ...