Our morning started with a visit to the Tokyo WiFi Tower. It is 333 meters high and a little higher than the Eiffel tower. It was completed in 1958. The Emperor had it built after the war so people would look have to look up and not down. He had been in power for 30 years At that time, so they made it 300 + meters tall in his honour, but it could not be completed At first because there was a shortage of steel; it had all been Used for the war effort. They built the last part with 50% less steel and brought a tank over from the States which was melted down and Used to finish the last part!

Standing on the glass Floor!

A very modern Temple

From the tower,/we took out little red bus to the Seno-ji Temple and Shinto Shrine.

O.1% of the population are Christians.> Many are Shintu and Buddhist and the majoriteit are `free thinkers`. There are 20 `new relisigions (less than 100 years old).

There are no holidays related to religion. Christmas is a working day. They have 15 statutory holidays: Emperor`s Birthday,  Green day, Ocean Day, Mountain Day, Autumn + Spring division day, Labour Day, etc.

It is the Chrisantimum  Festival and lovely flowers