Connecting Odaiba and the Shibaura Cais, the colorful Rainbow Bridge, with its illuminated screens, has become a major tourist attraction Sometimes a bridge doesn’t just serve to take you from one place to another. The Rainbow Bridge, which connects the continent to the artificial island of Odaiba, is also a tourist attraction in itself. Built in the 1990s, this structure allowed this part of Tokyo Bay to flourish, and is surrounded by high-level tourist attractions.

Meeting point for car enthusiasts Daikoku Parking Area at night Due to the large parking space, it is often used as a meeting point for private cars and, on holidays, there are cases when the parking lot gets full, although there are few people in the facilities. In addition to rare supercars and sports cars, it is often used as a meeting point for customized cars such as VIP cars, lowriders, vannings, runaway tribes and tuning cars. In addition, on Fridays and Saturdays at midnight, the use will be restricted due to the acoustic measures of the neighborhood. However, the entry of lowriders still continues. Kanagawa Prefecture Police and the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism are collaborating to repress parking regularly and, in the case of the November 14, 2020 repression, 20 cars were caught because the vehicle height was too low.[4]

Simply the biggest store in Japan for sports car enthusiasts and the most complete store of accessories and automotive products in Tokyo - We take you here and wait as customers walk through the store and take photos of the sports cars in the parking lot

A bright lighthouse in an expanding metropolis The mere sight of the sober white and orange stripes reveals the arrival of Tokyo Metropolitan. The Tokyo Tower is an active transmission facility and an ideal place for travellers to get in touch with the stunning urban landscape below. The modernist charm of the structure can be appreciated from the outside due to the illumination at night, but the real excitement comes when you climb to the top to enjoy the dynamic views of the city. At the base of the tower, there is a shopping complex called Foot Town, which has several shops and restaurants. Our cars make a short stop to appreciate the place and take beautiful photos

We pass by the avenues of the Roppongi Keyakizaka Street and Roppongi Sakura Avenue that are streets of Roppongi, Tokyo, Japan, which stand out for the beauty and activities that can be performed in them. Roppongi Keyakizaka Street Arbored avenue that crosses Roppongi Hills from east to west One of the main hiking trails in Tokyo The landscape changes according to the seasons of the year, with its flower gardens and key trees Events of lighting in winter Pass by stores of famous brands and restaurants Roppongi Sakura Avenue Somei Yoshino cherry tree avenue planted at the opening of the Roppongi Hills line In the spring, cherry blossoms form a tunnel of cherry blossoms Annual cherry tree lighting event at night A place for a hanami (visit the cherry blossoms) quiet, even during the season of full flowering

Stop for photos with the cars! Shibuya crossing is a pedestrian crossing in Tokyo, Japan, considered the busiest in the world. It is one of the city’s most famous attractions and is often photographed. Characteristics It is located in the Shibuya district, opposite the Hachikō exit from Shibuya Station It has five pedestrian lanes, including one that crosses diagonally the center of the intersection Block vehicle traffic for 55 seconds to allow pedestrians to cross It is nicknamed “scramble crossing” because it is possible to cross in any direction, simultaneously Movement During the busiest hours, about 1,000 to 2,500 people follow their way through this intersection every two minutes It is busy every day, mainly at peak hours, such as entering and leaving work

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