TOKYO ARCHITECTURE
Tokyo Architecture -
Photos, descriptions and locations of the top examples of Tokyo
Architecture including modern Tokyo Architecture.
Tokyo features many
examples of modern architecture from Japanese and international
architects. The Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923 combined with the
fire bombing of World War II have meant that there are very examples
of old Tokyo architecture. However some temples and shrines were
rebuilt and some more recent buildings survived the fire bombing.
Tokyo Architecture
- Tokyo Tower
Tokyo Tower is a famous Japanese and
Tokyo icon and landmark made famous through many Japanese films and
anime. Tokyo Tower is modelled on the
Eiffel Tower.

Tokyo Architecture
- Tokyo Tower
Tokyo Architecture
- Tokyo Metropolitan
Government Building
The
Tokyo
Metropolitan Government Building (東京都庁舎 Tōkyō Tochōsha), "Tocho" for
short, or Tokyo City Hall is the location of the headquarters of the
government of not only the 23 wards that people think of as the
"city" of Tokyo, but also the cities, towns and villages that
comprise
Tokyo as a whole.
Located in Nishi Shinjuku, it is the tallest
building in
Tokyo at 248 meters (814 feet) from base to top, and the
second-tallest structure after Tokyo Tower.
The two top-floor observation decks are free of charge to the
public.

Tokyo Architecture
- Tokyo
Metropolitan Government Building
Tokyo Architecture
- Nishi Shinjuku
Nishi Shinjuku is the skyscraper
region for central
Tokyo and therefore features many examples of
modern Tokyo architecture. Clicking on the image will take you to
medium sized picture. From there you can also view a high resolution
image.
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Shinjuku
Nomura Building |
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Shinjuku
Center Building |
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Shinjuku
Sumitomo Building |
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Shinjuku I
Land Tower |
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Shinjuku
Mitsui Building |
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Tokyo Opera
City Tower |
Tokyo Opera City building opened in 1996. It holds the New
National Theatre, Tokyo Opera City Tower, NTT Inter Communication
Center (ICC), plus some additional shops. The Opera City has three
concert halls. The NTT Inter Communication Center (ICC) is a museum
run by Japan's largest telecom firm. |
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Shinjuku L
Tower |
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Odakyu
Department Store Shinjuku |
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Sompo Japan
Building |
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1-22-4-Nishi-Shinjuku |
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Shinjuku
Monolith Building |
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Shinjuku
First West Building |
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Tokyo
Metropolitan Government Office Building Two |
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I Land Hall |
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NTT
Shinjuku Building |
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Shinjuku
Oak Tower |
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