top.of.the.world

it's a beautiful day here in tokyo, i hope you are enjoying your saturday to the fullest like me too!  i went to atami (熱海) today and spent most of my day there, just came back in time for the "star viewing" event organized by the building management tonight.

while we all take turn to watch the stars using the special binocular, i also take in the superb night view from the top of the world tokyo via my nikon.  thanked God that my nikon did me the justice, the photos came out okay, i won't say great because i should be able to do a better job using dslr.  having said that these are taken without tripod, so a pad on my own shoulders for these results.



the eiffel tower of the east, tokyo tower right in front of me and the sister building mori green hill office tower



all the time at the top, my heart just giving thanks to God for all the wonderful things that He has done for me. 

roppongi hills from a distance, another mori building with a stunning view of tokyo and also house a museum. 

 roppongi hills, i am going there tomorrow for the sunday church service.  it's also my plan to go up to the mori arts museum tomorrow as JLH church is about to move to harajuku starting mid march, from that moment onwards i probably won't make a trip there anymore even though it is just a metro stop away.



at the very end, far back after the red and white steel tower is the tokyo sky tree.  a new landmark that will eventually takes over tokyo tower in terms of height and fame. it's all the way beyond asakusa (浅草) at oshiage (押上)

from this direction, is the view of shinbashi (新橋),  ginza (銀座), chiyoda ward (千代田区) and all the way visible to asakusa and beyond signed by the tokyo sky tree at oshiage.

logo my apartment building, also a mori property

at the point of taking this photo, i suddenly feel like badman robin who always stands at the high place viewing down to the city.  here i am, not badman or catwoman but a blessed one whom spirit is deeply touched with gratitude to the mighty God in heaven above.

tokyo bay at the far end

lastly the look out to beyond tokyo bay and perhaps a little bit of odaiba (お台場).