Statue of Liberty - Minato, Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Kanto, Japan
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Statue of Liberty in Tokyo, Japan / статуя свободы
View of Japan's Statue of Liberty in Tokyo, which sits off of Tokyo Bay.
JAPAN: TOKYO VERSION OF THE STATUE OF LIBERTY (V)
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The Statue of Liberty's torch of freedom can now be seen shining over the Japanese capital, Tokyo.
The Japanese version of the famous statues of New York and Paris was officially unveiled at the futuristic headquarters of Fuji Television in Tokyo on Friday.
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0003 Dominating Tokyo Bay, the 37-foot iron and bronze statue is larger than it's sister in Paris but four times smaller than the New York original.
0012 The Parisian Statue of Liberty was lent to Japan for 10 months last year and proved so popular that Japan's Fuji Television and other companies decided to build one of their own.
0024 The statue was officially unveiled at the futuristic headquarters of Fuji Television in Tokyo on Friday by the company's president and the French ambassador to Japan.
0034 SOUNDBITE: (French) Maurice Montagnue, French Ambassador to Japan
0037 The French ambassador said Tokyo would go down in history as the third place in the world, after New York and Paris, to have a Statue of Liberty.
0048 Speaking at the unveiling ceremony, the president of Fuji Television was clearly delighted that his company had had a hand in bringing Japan its own Statue of Liberty.
0059 SOUNDBITE: (Japanese) Hisashi Hieda, President Fuji TV
0102 France lent us its Statue of Liberty last year, he said. We wish we could have kept it, but now we've got our own.
0111 The new statue means that Liberty's torch of freedom now shines in three continents.
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Using multiple cloud pieces and 3D statue of liberty, I was able to create this engaging animation of the still photo of the Tokyo Replica.
One of the Most Visited Place in Japan ????????|vlog#2:Odaiba
Yow wazzup Guys ????
Come and Visit the World of Fun and Excitement in the Beauty of Odaiba ????
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Fuji Television - Admission| Adult:700￥
Student:450￥
- Opens 10am to 6pm
Diver City - Shopping Mall and Food Court
Gundam Statue and Gundam Cafe
Museum of Maritime Science - Admission| Free
- Opens 10am to 5pm
Miraikan - Admission| Adult:620 ￥
Student:210￥
- Opens 10am to 6pm
Mega Web - Admission| Free
- Opens 11am to 9pm
Aqua City - Shopping Malls and Restaurant
Statue of Liberty
Rainbow Bridge
Decks Tokyo Beach
Bay Shuttle - Freeeeeee
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Expenses:
Pamasahe: 2000￥
Food: 900￥
Gumala lang talaga kami guys ???? di po ako mahilig magshopping ???? No Judgement Plsssss????
Madami pa kame hindi napuntahan as in kulang ang one day sa pag iikot lalo na kung papasukin nyo lahat ng Spots to Visit ????
Souvenirs from 800￥ and above - medyo mahal mga Besh but Good Quality naman lahat ????
I hope you enjoy this video ????
P.S thanks ate Novee Mascardo for the tripping ????
Till our Next Trip ????????????
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Statue of Liberty in Tokyo (Odaiba Kaihin Park) モニュメント（お台場海浜公園）
港区 Minato-ku Taken:2010.8.31
Is this New York? No it isn't, it is a statue which was lend for one year for a special event. Since the people really liked the replica of the statue of Liberty, they decided to let her stay in Odaiba.
ここはニューヨーク？ いえいえ、かつてイベント用にフランスから1年間だけ借りた「自由の女神像（レプリカ）」が、あまりにも評判が良く、常時置くことになったそうです。
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Visiting Japan's Statue of Liberty, amongst other wonderfully oddball creations...
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This was taken at Odaiba Seaside Park bridge.
This point will be able to see Fuji TV, Replicas Status of liberty and Rainbow Bridge.
The Night scenery is good.
Replica Statue of Liberty (Odaiba)
Walking around Odaiba (Daiba), Tokyo - Long Take【東京・お台場】 4K
Walking around Odaiba beach area.
You can see the Gundam Statue and the statue of Liberty.
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14:10~ Gundam Statue
25:24~ Fuji Television
30:00~ Statue of Liberty
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A Statue of Liberty replica at Odaiba overlooks the Rainbow Bridge in Tokyo Bay
Lady Liberty in Tokyo - Sefco Japan - Maritime related videos, series 3h (2010)
Lady Liberty looks out on Tokyo's Odaiba harbor waterfront, viewed from Aqua City - this shows how close Japan and the United States are in terms of recognizing and promoting the values of Liberty, respect for Human Rights, self-determination, and democratic values - the symbolism is clear. Where else - besides France, Japan and New York City would such a statue be held in such esteem? Recall the scenes of the Goddess of Democracy statue during the suppressed student led protests in Tiananmen Square, Beijing, 1989. This series of short videos include images taken in and around both Yokoh,ama Bay and Tokyo Harbor.
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Its port museums reflect this history and interest; thousands of students go on tours of the museums which help stoke interest in and appreciation for maritime science ad commerce.
Included in this series, one can see: Lift-van crates stored in transit while on the docks at Yokohama Bay, covered by a large canopy, on the dock and out of doors. (Which leads us to the question: would your LCL cargo be well enough protected, to withstand the elements which dockside or in transit? Export packaging is crucial element to safe transport of sea-going cargo.)
Container ships staged at the docks andd working their cargo (loading/unloading) while on Yokohama port and Odaiba port in Tokyo Harbor.
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Odaiba 2012 (Gundam-Liberty-Palette Town-Tokyo Big Sight)
Odaiba beach is the closest beach from Tokyo downtown, and many events are held here. Odaiba is not just a beach; it also has entertainments: like shopping, amusement spot, and restaurant. Japanese loves convenience. Convenience Store is conveniently located right next to the beach. There is a world famous statue of liberty in Odaiba, too. Japanese largest TV Station is also here in Odaiba. Tourist info: Odaiba (sometimes known as Daiba and sometimes referred to as the Tokyo Teleport Town) is a large artificial island in Tokyo Bay, Japan. Access: 0. at Tokyo Station 1. use Yamanote (JR) to Shinbashi (3 min.) 2. use Yurikamome to Odaiba Kaihin Koen (13 min.) Odaiba is a large artificial island in Tokyo Bay, Japan, across the Rainbow Bridge from central Tokyo. It was initially built for defensive purposes in the 1800s, dramatically expanded during the late 20th century as a seaport district, and has developed since the 1990s as a major commercial, residential and leisure area. Daiba formally refers to one district of the island development in Minato City. The Odaiba name is commonly used to refer to the entire Tokyo Waterfront Secondary City Center which includes the Ariake and Aomi districts of Koto City and the Higashi-Yashio district of Shinagawa City. Odaiba was originally constructed in 1853 by the Tokugawa shogunate as a series of 6 fortresses in order to protect Tokyo from attack by sea, the primary threat being Commodore Matthew Perry's Black Ships, which had arrived in the same year. Daiba in Japanese refers to the cannon batteries placed on the islands. In 1928, the 3rd daiba was refurbished and opened to the public as park, which remains open to this day. The modern redevelopment of Odaiba started after the success of Expo '85 in Tsukuba. The Japanese economy was riding high, and Odaiba was to be a showcase as futuristic living, built at a cost of over $10 billion. Unfortunately, the bubble economy burst in 1991, and by 1995 Odaiba was a virtual wasteland, underpopulated and full of vacant lots. In 1996, the area was rezoned from pure business to allow also commercial and entertainment districts, and the area started coming back to life as Tokyo discovered the seaside it never had. Hotels and shopping malls opened up, several large companies (including Fuji TV) moved their headquarters to the island, and transportation links improved.
Statue Of Liberty, Rainbow Bridge and Aqua City in Odaiba - Tokyo
Odaiba (お台場? a volte conosciuta come Daiba e a volte come città teleporto di Tokyo) è una grande isola artificiale nella Baia di Tokyo, in Giappone. Fa parte delle circoscrizioni amministrative di Minato, Koto e Shinagawa.
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1 Storia
2 Attrazioni
3 Trasporti
4 Odaiba nella finzione
5 Altri progetti
Storia[modifica | modifica wikitesto]
Odaiba era originariamente costituita da 6 fortezze, costruite nel 1853 dallo shogunato Tokugawa per assicurare la protezione della città di Tokyo da un eventuale attacco dal mare. In quello stesso anno erano infatti giunte le Navi Nere del commodoro Matthew Perry, riconosciute come una delle minacce fondamentali alla sicurezza del paese. Daiba in giapponese significa batteria, in riferimento ai cannoni posizionati sull'isola.
Nel 1928, la Dai-San Daiba (第三台場) o Batteria numero 3 fu rimessa a nuovo ed aperta al pubblico come Parco metropolitano di Daiba, visitabile a tutt'oggi.
La moderna ricostruzione di Odaiba cominciò dopo il successo dell'Expo '85 a Tsukuba. L'economia giapponese stava attraversando un periodo d'oro, e Odaiba stava diventando il modello di una vita futuristica, costruita con un budget di oltre 10 miliardi di dollari. T3, come era soprannominata, doveva essere una città autosufficiente con oltre 100.000 residenti. La bolla speculativa scoppiò nel 1991, e già nel 1995 Odaiba era di fatto un'area abbandonata, sotto-popolata e piena di terreni liberi.
Nel 1996, l'area venne divisa nuovamente in zone che, oltre ad ospitare imprese ed aziende, permettessero la costruzione di distretti commerciali ed intrattenimenti, e l'area iniziò a ritornare in vita. Tokyo trovò qui, infatti, la spiaggia che non aveva mai avuto. Mentre nuovi hotel e centri commerciali aprivano, molte grandi compagnie, inclusa la Fuji TV, trasferirono le loro sedi principali sull'isola, contribuendo anche nel miglioramento dei collegamenti con la città.
Attrazioni[modifica | modifica wikitesto]
Oggi Odaiba è una popolare meta turistica per gli abitanti di Tokyo, oltre che per gli stranieri. È poi tappa obbligata per chi ama fare shopping. Tra le attrazioni principali vi sono:
La sede della Fuji TV con il peculiare edificio disegnato da Kenzo Tange nel 1997
Il Rainbow Bridge, che collega Odaiba al cuore della città di Tokyo
Il centro commerciale Decks Tokyo Beach, al cui interno si trovano il Sega Joypolis e la Piccola Hong Kong
Il centro commerciale Aqua City
Una riproduzione (in scala ridotta) della Statua della Libertà
Una riproduzione (ad altezza naturale) del Gundam RX-78 dalla omonima serie animata
Il Venus Fort, una galleria di negozio sul tema di Venezia
La Daikanransha, ruota panoramica alta 115 metri
Le fonti termali Ōedo-Onsen-Monogatari
Il Tokyo Big Sight, centro fieristico polifunzionale di Tokyo, sede prescelta per ospitare due importanti fiere fumettistiche, la Tokyo International Anime Fair e il Comiket
Lo Zepp Tokyo, una delle più grandi sale per spettacoli/locali notturni di Tokyo
Una delle due spiagge nella Tokyo urbana (nuotare non è consigliabile), insieme al Kasai Rinkai Park nella Circoscrizione di Edogawa
Il Miraikan, il Museo Nazionale delle Scienze e delle Innovazioni Emergenti
Il Museo della Scienza Marittima (Fune no kagakukan), provvisto di una piscina
Journey In Japan - Return to Tokyo: Minato and Asakusa
Vlogs/footage from my 4th and 5th days in Tokyo! Day 4: I visited the Pokemon Center (I tried so hard to get a video in there but I guess I wasn't filming when I thought I was...) and Kyu Shiba Rikyu Garden in Minato. Funny story, you have to pay to get in, and when I left I left my wallet behind in a tree (don't ask..) I had an interesting time explaining why I needed to get back in without paying, but they were understanding enough and let me run back to get it. Then after I went on a mini shopping spree at the Daiso.
Day 5: I thought I had taken a lot more footage, but again, I must have thought I was filming without actually pressing the right button. -.- I rode around Asakusa, wandered around Nakamise Dori, then visited the Skytree with my friend Kosaku.
Again, sorry for the lack of footage. I was too busy enjoying my days to worry about filming all the time.
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