Video mapping in Tokyo enters Guinness World Records
A video mapping show in Japan's capital, Tokyo, has entered the Guinness World Records as the "largest of its kind."
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The "Tokyo Night & Light" video mapping show was held last night, projected onto the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building in the Shinjuku district.
The show, which covered a 14,000-square-meter area spanning the 4th to 32nd floors of the 48-story building's east facade, drew significant attention.
Despite the rain, approximately 1,100 people attended the show, which featured projections of the Moon's silhouette, tourist landmarks including the "Tokyo Skytree," and various cityscapes.
According to the official Kyodo news agency, the "Tokyo Night & Light" video mapping show has entered the Guinness World Records as the "largest of its kind."
"AN INCREDIBLE ART EXHIBITION"
Tokyo Governor Koike Yuriko described the show in a statement as "an incredible art exhibition on the canvas of the government building."
According to the metropolitan government, the "Tokyo Night & Light" video mapping show will be presented free of charge to local and foreign tourists every evening throughout the year.
The shows, which are organized primarily using electricity generated from solar energy, will feature different presentations on weekends and holidays.