TOKYO -- In an effort to revitalize nighttime tourism, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government has been showcasing projection mapping art year-round at one of its iconic landmarks, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building No. 1. Using light and sound, this initiative has transformed the building into a dynamic canvas for artistic expression. Since its inception, approximately 430,000 visitors have enjoyed this spectacular display.

Following the success of the first installment featuring “Godzilla,” which premiered this spring, the second chapter, TOKYO GODZILLAs, debuted on Saturday, November 30. On its opening night, the original Godzilla appeared in Citizen’s Plaza to mark the occasion with a countdown to the first screening. The event drew large crowds, including domestic and international tourists as well as enthusiastic Godzilla fans, generating significant excitement befitting such a beloved cultural icon.

The projection mapping show, titled TOKYO Night & Light, first launched in February this year and has already attracted approximately 430,000 visitors*. It is rapidly becoming a must-see attraction in Tokyo’s tourism landscape. With its exceptional artistic quality, cutting-edge technology, and world-class content, TOKYO Night & Light has established itself as a vibrant new destination in Tokyo’s nighttime tourism scene. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to experience the city in an entirely new light.