Maybe you don't know that Tokyo has the Statue of Liberty.
It stands on the seashore in the innermost area of Tokyo Bay and just at the outlet of Sumida River, welcoming people who visit the water front.
The Statue of Liberty in Tokyo |
It is in the middle of a reclaimed area called Odaiba, which is a large resort town consisting of several shopping malls, exhibition halls, amusement buildings, a large Ferris wheel and high-end condominiums, as well as office buildings in a trendy style.
Computer-operated trains, running on the elevated railroad, connect them to downtown, giving passengers a good view of the water front.
a view from the water front |
a view of Tokyo Bay |
The Statue of GunDam |
This is much larger than the statue of liberty. Moreover it moves the arms and the legs, appealing its mission to protect the earth.
The two statues represent the contrast between traditional and contemporary asptects of Tokyo.
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