Tokyo Skytree is the world's tallest tower, standing at a height of 634 meters. It is located in Sumida, Tokyo, Japan, and was completed in 2012. Tokyo Skytree is a broadcasting, restaurant and observation tower that serves as an iconic landmark of Tokyo. It functions as a tourist attraction and as a radio and television broadcasting facility. Visitors can enjoy the breathtaking sights of Tokyo from one of the observation decks on the top levels. The admission fee to the observation decks vary depending on the season, but the view is worth it. For those looking for some interesting Tokyo Skytree trivia, continue reading to learn more about this amazing place!
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1) What is the height of Tokyo Skytree?
2) Who designed Tokyo Skytree?
3) How many floors does Tokyo Skytree have?
4) In what year did Tokyo Skytree open?
5) Tokyo Skytree is primarily used for what purpose?
6) What class is Tokyo Skytree ranked in the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat?
7) What is the color of Tokyo Skytree's illumination?
8) What is the bird that is the symbol of Tokyo Skytree?
9) How many elevators does Tokyo Skytree have?
10) What is the material used to construct Tokyo Skytree's frame?
11) What is the constellation design of Tokyo Skytree?
12) How many shops are in the Tokyo Skytree complex?
13) How far away can viewers see Tokyo Skytree?
14) What is the daily operating time of Tokyo Skytree?
15) How much does it cost to enter the Tokyo Skytree observatory?
16) What type of soil was used for the foundation of Tokyo Skytree?
17) What is the name of the shopping mall located at the base of Tokyo Skytree?
18) What is the name of the mascot character of Tokyo Skytree?
19) What type of restaurant is located on the highest floor of Tokyo Skytree?
20) What type of trees are planted around Tokyo Skytree?
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