One of the Tokyo landmarks, the SL Plaza in Shimbashi (SL means “Steam Locomotive") is also adorned with winter illuminations.

The locomotive is a Class C11, a type of steam locomotive built in Japan between 1932 and 1947, and was installed here in 1972, at the 100 years anniversary of Japan’s first railway, between Tokyo and Yokohama. Today, with all these lights, it looks like a a scene from a fairy tale movie…

SL Plaza Shimbashi, Tokyo

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Yesterday’s Japan Photo: Jishinban, the ancestor of today’s Koban police box