Tokyo in 1960, before there were any skyscrapers

r/thewaywewere

Tokyo in 1960, before there were any skyscrapers

r/architecture

What are your overall thoughts on Tokyo architecture?

r/travel

Tokyo under cherry blossoms, Mar/Apr 2025

r/travel

Our First 4 Days in Tokyo 🇯🇵

r/beamazed

There's cities, there's meteropolis and then there's Tokyo

r/beamazed

There's cities, there's metropolises, and then there's Tokyo.

r/itookapicture

ITAP of Tokyo Tower

r/interestingasfuck

Torrential rains make the Eiffel Tower disappear in seconds

r/damnthatsinteresting

Torriental Downpour Makes This Effiel Tower Disappear

r/interestingasfuck

This view from Tokyo looks like a Cyberpunk city

r/thatsinsane

Tokyo, the world's largest and most populated city, viewed from above

r/architecture

In 1936, French engineer André Basdevant proposed an ambitious project to make the second floor of the Eiffel Tower accessible by car.