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Japan - Tokyo

Godzilla Road

By @twobritsonthego

Vibrant and bustling street with a giant Godzilla head visible from the top of a building. Great photo spot here as you look back down central street.

Address: 1 Chome Kabukicho, Shinjuku City, Tokyo 160-0021, Japan

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About @twobritsonthego

Hi, we're Sarah & Callum from the UK and the creators behind Two Brits On The Go 🇬🇧 We began traveling in 2023 to explore as much of the world as we can! There's much more to life than working 9-5 and we want to see as much as we can while we can. We've currently for over 2 years and travelled to 35+ countries together ✈️ Our journey has been filled with unforgettable experiences, and now, we’re excited to help you create your own adventure! If you're looking for more travel tips, inspiration and discounts then check us out on social media 😊👇 or take a look at our travel blog: https://twobritsonthego.com

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