[Tokyo | Mitsukoshimae] Limited release! 100-year-old theater 🎭

[Tokyo Architecture Festival Architecture Introduction 13] The 13th building introduction for the Tokyo Architecture Festival is Mitsukoshi Theater. Normally, you can't enter unless you buy a ticket for a performance. Occasionally, there are irregular architectural information sessions, where you can take a good look inside. The highlights are the ceiling, the beautiful decorations on the walls, and the stained glass. The technique of wall decoration has disappeared, and there seems to be no successor to restore the stained glass... retro is disappearing day by day. The Tokyo Architecture Festival is free for anyone to enter, so it's hot! ! ! ! ! [Tips to enjoy it even more☝️] ・You can go up to the second floor, so don't forget to check it out! ・If you look closely at the stained glass, you will see that there is more than one piece -----------------What is the Tokyo Architecture Festival? -----------------An event where you can enjoy Tokyo architecture, which is irresistible for retro lovers! You can take guided tours by experts and architects, and sneak into parts that are usually closed to the public! -------------------------------------------------- ◆Building🏠　Mitsukoshi Theater　1-4-1 Muromachi, Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 103-0022 ◆Access🚶　1 minute walk from Mitsukoshi Station　Go up to the 6th floor! ◆Fee💰　Free ◆Date　Tuesday, May 21, 2024　17:00-19:00 ◆Reservation　No registration required, can participate on the day -------------------------------------------------- Retro Walk | Introducing a retro experience! ↓Recommended for: ◆Retro lovers◆Want to know spots where you can wear kimonos👘◆Want to spend a relaxing weekend or trip -------------------------------------------------- [Retro Walk's thoughts🕰️] "Retro Walk" started with the desire to feel "old" as "beautiful" and to have people stop and look at it. There are many wonderful historic buildings in Japan, but they are difficult to maintain and are often demolished. Not only buildings, but also traditional Japanese objects and techniques are the same. I hope that this will be an opportunity for as many people as possible to take a fresh look at old things before they disappear from Japan. If you find a place that catches your eye, please take a retro stroll and take a break! ------------------------------------------------- #Travelwithme