FUJI TELEVISION NETWORK BUILDING
(To reach there, nearest monorail station: Odaiba-kaihinkoen)
Lit by lasers at night, the head office of Fuji Television is the landmark of Odaiba. It is one of Japan's private, nationwide TV stations. The building was designed by Japanese Architect, Kenzo Tange. It's fully earthquake proof and took three years to build.
Inside there are ten studios in total. You can see some exhibitions on popular programs, buy Fuji TV goods at the souvenir shop and access the futuristic looking building's observatory deck.

(To reach there, nearest monorail station: Odaiba-kaihinkoen)
Lit by lasers at night, the head office of Fuji Television is the landmark of Odaiba. It is one of Japan's private, nationwide TV stations. The building was designed by Japanese Architect, Kenzo Tange. It's fully earthquake proof and took three years to build.
Inside there are ten studios in total. You can see some exhibitions on popular programs, buy Fuji TV goods at the souvenir shop and access the futuristic looking building's observatory deck.

Doggy mascot welcoming me at the entrance.


A very adorable big cartoon clock with its little children.

Doggy Mascot wearing sunglasses and a back pack on his back. The nose looks a bit dirty though. :p

Mascot Doggy and its friends.


My mum's favourite japanese anime character, Chibi Maruko- Chan and her family. A special shot just for my mum! :)
The famous SMAP is currently hosting a popular cooking show on Fuji TV. That's the mock setting for the show.


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