Fukuoka Tower

Fukuoka Tower rises two hundred thirty-four meters above the Momochihama district, its triangular frame clad in eight thousand half-mirrors. This facade, which earned the structure the nickname "Mirror Sail," reflects the surrounding sky and Hakata Bay, changing its appearance with the shifting weather and daylight. As Japan's tallest seaside tower, it dominates the urban skyline and serves as a landmark for the reclaimed land on which it stands.