A tour of the miniature world and urban art

#TokyoItinerary Day 1: Explore the infinite possibilities in microcosm Today's journey starts at the Mini World Museum in Tokyo. This unique museum is like a miniature dream world. Various city street scenes, historical buildings, and even moments of daily life are meticulously restored, making people feel like a giant overlooking a lifelike microcosmic society. I carefully admired the train running on the railway model and could even see the daily movements of the miniature people. Every detail was full of ingenuity. In the afternoon, we went to DiverCity Tokyo Plaza in Odaiba. The focus here was undoubtedly the life-size Gundam statue. When the mechanical giant slowly deformed and emitted light, the audience on the scene was amazed. The wide variety of shops and delicious food in the shopping mall will make you linger. Day 2: A Stroll Through Art and Culture When you come to Tokyo, contemporary art is something you cannot miss. In the morning, I walked into teamLab Planets. In this immersive digital art museum, I stepped barefoot into the world of light and shadow reflected on the water, felt the flowers blooming with my steps, and my body and art became one. In the afternoon, head to Yanaka Ginza Shopping Street, which retains the nostalgic atmosphere of the Showa era. There are many artisan handmade shops and authentic snacks in the alleys. I ate the popular fried meat cake while walking, feeling the slow pace of Tokyo away from the hustle and bustle, which added a touch of warm humanity to this journey.