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Watch: Tokyo Timelapse

Rashiq FataaronSeptember 18, 2012/Comments closed

A beautiful time lapse video of Tokyo by Masaya Sugimura highlighting the unique and distinct aspects of the Asian metropolis.

Image courtesy of f-l-e-x at flickr.com

Tagged: asia cities metropolis tokyo

About Rashiq Fataar

Rashiq Fataar is the Founder and Director of Our Future Cities. View all posts by Rashiq Fataar →

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