Tokyo Tower's illumination changes almost daily to celebrate something. How to know what?
Tokyo Tower's illumination changes almost daily to celebrate various events:
- A soccer game in which the Japanese team is playing.
- The visit of a foreign president.
- Support for a tragedy somewhere in the world.
- Doraemon.
- etc.
During my visit, how to know what today's illumination is celebrating or commemorating?
Best Answer
This official website of Tokyo Tower has an English-language calendar:
https://www.tokyotower.co.jp/lightup/en.php
It details for each day's illumination:
- Its name, for instance today is "Magic Halloween Diamond Veil",
- A picture of the illumination,
- The start/end times of the illumination.
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