Japan’s tallest skyscraper, at 330 meters, completed in Tokyo
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I for one like these thicc buildings made for safety and practicality than those supertall spires that are being built elsewhere
It is amazing how much that area (Azabudai over to Toranomon) has changed over the last decade. Incredible!