Tokyo, Japan - A huge glass curtain spaceship: Tokyo International Forum Building

#TokyoInternationalForum Tokyo International Forum A super beautiful but frustrating place. Designed by Uruguayan-American architect Rafael Viñoly, the overall shape resembles a skyscraper, with huge steel bundles and glass curtains forming this tall and avant-garde building. It consists of 8 exhibition halls, 34 meeting rooms and a restaurant, with a total length of about 200 meters, a height of 60 meters, and uses more than 25,000 square meters of glass. It is hailed as the boldest and most imaginative work in Japan. Tokyo International Airport is connected to Yurakucho Subway Station and has seven floors above ground. You can choose to take the elevator or walk all the way up to the seventh floor along the circular esplanade. This requires great courage to challenge, so people who are afraid of heights should not try it! But walking on this 100-meter skywalk, the feeling is quite shocking. The glass curtains and lattice steel structures are illuminated by the light, and the light and shadows are staggered and ever-changing, which is extremely beautiful! Tokyo International Outdoor Open-air Corridor holds second-hand antique markets from time to time during holidays (on the first and third Sundays of every month). There are all kinds of second-hand collections such as antiques and vintage clothes, which is quite fun to visit! #日本探店 #东京景点 #TokyoInternationalForum #tokyointernationalforum