Fukuoka Tower
A 234-meter seaside tower standing on reclaimed land at Momochihama. It was built as the monument of the 1989 Asia-Pacific Exposition (Yokatopia), and its exterior is covered with about 8,000 half-mirror panels. At night, the room is reflected in the windows of the observation deck 123 meters above the ground, blurring the boundary between the sea, the city, and your own reflection.
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Nearby liminal spaces
- Hakata Port Tower (4.5 km)
- Tenjin Underground Shopping Street (4.5 km)
- Former Shime Coal Mine Shaft Tower (12 km)
- Old Inunaki Tunnel (20 km)
- Wakato Ferry (55 km)
- Manda Pit (67 km)
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