Nagoya TV Tower
Nagoya TV Tower at night
こんにちは！週末は名古屋に行きました。帰ってきたところです。10年？ぶりの名古屋テレビ塔です^^
Hi everyone! Here I am playing catch-up again. I just came back from a two-day trip to Nagoya, a city in central Japan. I used to live there more than ten years ago. The Nagoya TV Tower’s one of the landmarks of the city, with its classic Eiffel Tower-like (?) shape. Here it is at night, all lit up and looking golden 🙂
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I dunno what’s it called but I like that shade of night sky blue.
Does the tower stay that brightly lit all night?
Me, too, I like it when the night sky’s not completely jet black but a dark shade of blue 🙂
You know, we were just right in time for this shot. While we were clicking away it just went “poof!”. Apparently the lighting up stops at 10 PM each day.