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AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!! I want to use every appropriate Japanese adjective I know to describe this

I apologize dearly, I wasn't planing on making a mess I know now this wasn't where it was supposed to be. I don't want to create a hassle, I'm so very sorry. Thank you guys for all your help!

So, I've been yearning for a very long while to have London's The Gherkin (30 St Mary Axe) in my city. Now I have scoured Simtropolis up and down. I know it exists, somewhere, probably not on Simtropolis, but could someone point me in the right direction? And I was wondering if someone was thinking of modeling London's new skyscraper, The Shard, it looks lovely, and/or Saudi Arabias Kingdom Tower, that new supertall, that will be taller than the Burj Kalifa? :3 PS - I dunno if there's a thread like this in existence already so if there is, I'm sorry! But if not, then hey all those who can't find a building they want the can post here and the more knowledgeable of the community can help us young naive members! :3

Vancouver - Modernism lots of glass :3 London - old world colonial Rio de Janeiro - climate and carneval

Where did you get Tokyo Tower with the clocks?

[quote name='TowerDude' timestamp='1343736002'] NMUSpidey, on , said: Hong Kong is so impressive, those apartment towers are just incredible. But I've lived in Osaka and Tokyo and I do not think I'll ever be tempted to move to another place like that again. Visit, however, oh YES. Yes, as much as I love Tokyo and Osaka, it would drive me mad, but Hong Kong maybe less, some places in the new territories are much calmer than Tokyo for example, I also think Hong Kong has more and closer than Tokyo, if you are in central Tokyo you need to do a really long way to see the nature, or a park, in Hong Kong it's isn't that much the case, personally Hong Kong would win immediately for me , let's not forget language wise it's easier too [/quote] Let's not forget Tokyo is 35 million, and Hong Kong is only, what 7 million? As a tourist to both these cities, from what I saw Tokyo and Hong Kong differ and have similarities. As for the nature aspect, I agree wholeheartedly that Hong Kong is better, but Tokyo has these 'ecozones' When I visited I stayed near one, so Tokyo hasn't forgotten about it's nature, but Kong Kong with Victoria peak is the clear winner here. And from what I experienced, neither city has many traffic problems, alas I could be wrong there, but the streets and metro alike functioned smoothly and efficiently.