And then we went to see the stars -Dante Alighieri
Ropponji I was in another city luxury in Tokyo. Joint with the subway I have to face three sets of escalators endless fifty yards each. The subsoil here is completely coated wire floors and floors of shops, subway lines and so on.
finally arrives in the area I am in the chaos of a main street full of people and machines with a highway that roars over our heads. At first glance it does not seem a particularly beautiful place, but walking a hundred yards and turning a corner I find myself in another world: a garden decorated in style with lots of Christmas lights on trees and framed by a huge Fontane building, high and hyper on the shape whose sides are projected beams of light reminiscent of snow falling from the sky. Actually it has a very strange shape this building, full of angles and lighting: I think that can be opened by at any moment and come out a style robottoni Mazinger.
entering this magnificent building can not but note the care with which architecture has been achieved. I honestly did not think I see something better than what I saw in Yokohama but I have changed my mind: hard to describe each corridor or bridge, any window or waterfalls that come down do not know where they crash and gleaming marble; rivers flow through strange oblique walls and bamboo antique lighting makes this modern skyscraper not I see the summit.
E 'consists of the most respected brands, the usual Armani, Gucci and company, but the most incredible thing is the design of restaurants and bars, everyone is unique, created here in the old style, the modern style, everyone has a different soul, but he never had seen so fascinating.
I normally come to a decision based on how I eat, but I must admit that the effort to make this place so beautiful to the eye are almost forget that you can also eat and drink. Who knows what
never have felt the great poet in his wanderings the empyrean heaven, but surely if he had seen the wonders of this place it would have been equally fascinated.
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