Tokyo is revitalizing its nighttime tourism by turning one of its most iconic landmarks, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, into a canvas for a variety of art through light and sound with year-round projection mapping. Starting from the 27th, it will feature content showcasing "Godzilla," globally popular and celebrating its 70th anniversary this year.

The featured content is titled "Godzilla Attacks the Metropolitan Government Building," and the synopsis reads: "Godzilla suddenly attacks the Metropolitan Government Building No.1. Humanity counters with the new anti-Godzilla weapon 'Super X2 Kai' but..."

The Godzilla in this production is the 100-meter tall version known from the "VS Series." Projected onto the walls of the Metropolitan Government Building at full scale, Godzilla delivers a spectacular showdown against 'Super X2 Kai.'

Godzilla and Shinjuku share a deep connection. In "Godzilla" (1984), Godzilla was confronted by the superweapon 'Super X' in West Shinjuku, where a fierce battle ensued. Moreover, in "Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah" (1991), the Metropolitan Government Building No.1 featured in the film. In 2015, a 12-meter tall Godzilla head was erected in Shinjuku's Kabukicho, and Godzilla was appointed as a special ambassador for Shinjuku tourism.