Top 10: Tokyo's remarkable public art - best toothbrush in the world

In recent years, with the opening of new museums such as the Mori Museum of Art, Tokyo tourists who love art have been treated, and the festival even includes beer. All very good.
But you don't need to work on finding museums and galleries to enjoy the best art in town.
In fact, there are many different decorations in Tokyo. -
If you know where to look
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Roppongi: a chair disappears in the rain behind the Asahi TV, a 2003 glass sculpture that apparently disappears when it rains.
Even if the fact that hair is transparent aside, because it's like an ordinary street bench, you can never guess that it was created by top designers in Japan.
Yoshioka yoshis is always visually eye-catching oeuvreis has also recently been on display at the "perceived nature" exhibition at the Sen art gallery.
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Dori at the back of roppongshan and Asahi TV.
Roppongi: Louis Bourgeois Maman may recognize the spider from its original look at Tate Modern in London.
Controversial is the most popular meeting place in Roppongi.
The tall Spider Guard was cast in 2003.
It now protects roppongshan from huge bugs and other enemies, and offers almost as many photo opportunities as the Tokyo Tower, which is visible on its side.
Visit: Roku RokuPlaza in front of Sen tower3.
Roppongi: Fight the void by Tatsuo miyajimaire s is a magical moment when evening plays Asahi TV and
The artist's trademark figures immediately began hypnotizing passers-by. Globe-
Troajima's work always revolves around lighting and is often live --specific.
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Dori, behind the six bunks Hill and the TV assashi 4.
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Recently, the metal geometry sculpture was installed by German artist Nicolas Alvo Noto, who tried to visualize the sound.
The multi-horned works are designed to play a reflective role on its multiple surfaces, demonstrating the endless changes in evolution and life.
It's stark, elegant, kind of sci-fi.
Full of charm in a sea suitable for men.
Entrance: kasumigasekibilding 5.
Castle Peak: Okamoto's Kodomo no Ki, a happy, organic work typical of its creators, brings Barcelona and Joan Miro to the chic Castle Peak
Put away your shopping bags and play!
The style of ocamotto may seem childish and easily forgotten, but in fact, he is very interested in the logs and myths, and these metaphors appear again in his works,
Use: ofAoyama Theater 6 in front.
Ginza: the exhibition hall of Sony Construction Art runs an annual project to see its exterior being temporarily remodeled by a canvasa.
The current artwork is a series of images taken by Yumiko Kanda, who was selected by others in a match earlier this year.
Kanda tried to get us to see everyday items again.
The first canvas is a colored banana!
Pick up: orGinza stâ7, Le-Cho.
Ginza: shop WindowsGinza is one of the best places to see Japanese visual goods at work.
Shop windows in jewelry brands such as Mikimoto or traditional candy stores such as toraya are always strong.
The shops turned a dry exhibition into 3D artwork, and Hermes often commissioned artists like gigauddin to make their windows.
Visit: Ginza Station 8.
Shinjuku: the love of Robert Indiana, who says romance is dead?
It lives well in Shinjuku, between skyscrapers and government offices.
This large piece of pop art is active in concrete, conveying a message from the heart.
This sculpture of Robert Indiana can be found in other cities around the world.
Entrance: Shinjuku I-entranceLand AtriumÂÂ9.
Shibuya: Tomorrow's myth of okamotaro
Taro Okamoto's war Hercules was originally commissioned for a Mexican hotel, but disappeared decades ago after the hotel went bankrupt.
Fortunately, it was found in awarehouse on 2003, despite the damage.
It's back in its hometown, permanently displayed in Shibuya, where commuters and shoppers pass by every day.
Entrance: Second Floor, Mark City, Shibuya (Keio Station)Â10.
Christmas may not be too extravagant due to the economic climate, but at this time of year, department stores and shopping venues around Tokyo offer picturesque lighting theaters for all of us.
If it is a huge tree, you should probably go to Tokyo Disneyland.
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Shinjuku Terrace, Dome City, Mt.