LED display at passage of JR Shinjuku Station

LED display at passage of JR Shinjuku Station

Photo taken on May 13, 2021, shows a large audiovisual LED display newly installed at a passage linking the east and west exits of JR Shinjuku Station in Tokyo. The 1.7-meter-high, 45.6-meter-long Shinjuku Wall 456 will display a total of 25 visual contents featuring natural and urban landscapes at the passage that opened in July 2020 as a shortcut between the two exits of the JR station.

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  • 2021/5/25 14:18:37
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  • 2021 Kyodo News
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  • 240 dpi
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