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How Tokyo Skytree Deals with Disaster

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The central pillar vibration control system can withstand a magnitude 6.9 earthquake directly beneath metropolitan Tokyo.
The central pillar vibration control system can withstand a magnitude 6.9 earthquake directly beneath metropolitan Tokyo. · NHK World

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Tokyo Skytree, one of Japan's most famous tourist attractions, is equipped with a variety of countermeasures against disasters. We'll go behind the scenes to explore the tower's…

Tokyo Skytree, one of Japan's most famous tourist attractions, is equipped with a variety of countermeasures against disasters. We'll go behind the scenes to explore the tower's advanced technologies.

The 634-meter tower attracts approximately 4.6 million visitors annually, including many foreign tourists.

If there was a major earthquake or typhoon, would the tower be able to withstand it?

In fact, Tokyo Skytree has some surprising countermeasures intended to withstand such disasters.

Its world-first vibration control technology using a massive pillar reduces swaying in an earthquake by up to 50 percent.

And the outer lattice frame has been designed to withstand the winds of a super typhoon.

Furthermore, Tokyo Skytree is also designed to protect the surrounding community.

Today, we'll go behind the scenes of Tokyo Skytree and explore its unique technology to counter disasters.

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